Drip Cash is live on Robinhood Chain as a home for money that moves continuously. Wallets can connect today, and the first streams, escrows and payouts open at token launch.
Most people still get paid in lumps: at the end of a month, at the end of a milestone, or at the end of an argument about an invoice. Drip Cash turns that lump into a stream. A payer sets a rate, a start and an end, and the balance moves to the receiver second by second on Robinhood Chain.
What is live today
The site reads Robinhood Chain directly: connected wallets see their live ETH balance, the current block and the network state. Wallets that point at another network are offered a one-click switch, or an add when the chain is new to them.
What opens at launch
- Rate-based streams that anyone can top up, pause or close.
- Escrows that release only when both sides confirm.
- Payout batches that split one deposit across many receivers.
- The $DRIPCASH contract address, published in the navbar and footer.
Why Robinhood Chain
Streams need blocks that are cheap and quick enough that settling every few seconds is sensible. Robinhood Chain gives us both, plus an ecosystem of wallets that already speak EVM.
