GangwayYour USDC is on Base. The stocks are here.
Robinhood Chain has NVDA, TSLA and 25 more Stock Tokens, but your money sits on other chains. Gangway brings it over and buys the stock in one flow: pay from Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum, Optimism, BNB Chain or Polygon, get the stock in your wallet.
Two legs, one flow.
Leg one is a bridge. Relay takes your USDC or ETH on the chain you pay from and delivers USDG to your own address on Robinhood Chain, usually in seconds. If you have no ETH there for gas, the bridge brings a little along.
Leg two is the buy. The Gangway router swaps the USDG for the stock on its Uniswap pool and refuses any fill more than 1.5% off the Chainlink price, so a thin or drifting pool can't fill you badly.
And back out to where you came from.
Selling runs the same legs backwards: the router sells your stock for USDG at the Chainlink floor, and Relay sends it as USDC to your address on Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum, Optimism, BNB Chain or Polygon.
No exchange account, no deposit address, nothing held by Gangway. Every step is a transaction from your own wallet.
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What you can buy, live.
Chainlink prices of the Stock Tokens on Robinhood Chain. Pick one and pay from any of the six chains.
| Stock | Chainlink | 24h | 100 USDC buys |
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Questions.
Who bridges the money?
Relay, an intent bridge that already supports Robinhood Chain. Gangway asks it for a quote and you sign the transfer in your own wallet. The USDG lands on your own address.
What does it cost?
The bridge cost shown in the quote (cents on a $100 transfer), the router's 0.1%, the pool fee, and gas on both chains.
What if the second leg fails?
The USDG is already in your wallet on Robinhood Chain. Nothing is stuck: buy from the app again, or send it back with the sell tab.
Is it audited?
No. The router is small and public, but unaudited. Relay is a separate service with its own risks. Size accordingly.