Terms and risk disclosure

Last updated 2 September 2026.

What Sponsor is

Sponsor is a set of smart contracts on Robinhood Chain and a website that reads them. Minting a pig NFT spends the mint token, which is burned. Fees the project collects are split on chain — 60% to the reward pool, 40% to the treasury — and the pool buys Robinhood Stock Tokens on decentralized exchanges and credits them to NFT holders in proportion to each pig's weight, for the holder to claim.

Sponsor is not a broker, exchange, investment adviser or issuer of securities. It does not hold customer accounts. Everything it does is executed by public, verifiable contracts; the team's keeper can only trigger actions the contracts allow.

Eligibility

Robinhood Stock Tokens — including the two index-tracking ones, SPY and QQQ — are tokenised debt securities issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited under Regulation S. They are not offered to U.S. persons and are restricted in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, the United Arab Emirates and sanctioned jurisdictions. By using this site you confirm you are not a person from a restricted jurisdiction and that you have read the issuer's base prospectus and final terms.

This website refuses connections from restricted regions where our hosting reports the visitor's country. That check is best effort and may not apply to you: deciding whether you may lawfully use this site is your responsibility, and circumventing the check may be unlawful where you are.

Risks

Total loss: the tokens you spend on a mint are burned and the ETH reveal fee is spent; neither can be recovered. NFTs may have no resale value.

Issuer and chain risk: the stock-token issuer can pause transfers, block addresses, burn balances and upgrade its contracts without delay; the Robinhood Chain sequencer can filter transactions. The pool holds stock tokens only briefly and every asset can be withdrawn by the protocol owner in an emergency, but issuer actions are outside our control.

Market risk: rewards depend on trading fees, which may be zero, and on prices at the time the pool buys. Staking bonuses depend on oracle prices that update on a 24/5 schedule with a 0.5% deviation threshold; small moves may not register.

Smart-contract risk: the contracts are tested and upgrade-validated but not audited. They are upgradeable by the protocol owner, which is a single point of trust.

Tax: distributions of tokenized stocks may be taxable events in your jurisdiction. Nothing here is tax, legal or investment advice.

No warranty

The software and site are provided as is, without warranties of any kind. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the contributors are not liable for any loss arising from their use.

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