Inlet

An address that buys your stocks.

Create an inlet and get your own Robinhood Chain address. Every USDG that lands on it, from a payout, a client or a friend, turns into your mix of Stock Tokens and goes to your wallet. Nobody has to press anything.

example: 100 USDG arrives, 50/30/20 mix at live Chainlink prices0 flushes
Openinginlets created
$0.00turned into stocks
$0.00waiting in inlets now
$0.05per flush, plus 0.1%

Point any money at your stocks

An inlet is a plain address. Anything that can send USDG on Robinhood Chain can fill it.

payouts

Salary or invoices

Give the inlet as your payment address. Every payment arrives as stocks, the way a payroll plan would buy them.

auto-invest

Your own transfers

Send USDG from an exchange whenever you like. It lands, it gets split, it is in your wallet as NVDA, SPY and the rest.

gifts

Let others chip in

Share an inlet for a kid or a friend. Whoever sends USDG to it builds the same portfolio for the recipient.

Mixes people start with

Up to 8 Stock Tokens, any weights. These are starting points; change the mix any time.

Three steps, once

1

Pick the mix

Choose Stock Tokens and weights that add up to 100%, and the wallet that receives the stocks.

2

Get the address

Inlet creates your own address, a tiny contract only the router can empty, and only into your mix.

3

Money in, stocks out

When at least 2 USDG sits there, the keeper flushes it: one swap per stock, each within 1.5% of Chainlink, straight to your wallet.

Questions

What if someone sends ETH or a stock?

Only USDG is flushed. Anything else waits in the inlet and the owner can sweep it out in one click.

Can I stop it?

Change the mix or the recipient any time. To pause, sweep the USDG out before the keeper flushes it.

What does it cost?

$0.05 per flush to whoever runs it and 0.1% to Inlet, plus the pool fee. Creating an inlet costs only gas.

Is it audited?

No. The router and the inlets are small and public, but unaudited. Size accordingly.