How it
works.
Money that follows your username. People pay a name they already know, and the ETH lands in the wallet linked to it.
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01
Connect a wallet
Open Clyro with a wallet such as MetaMask or Rabby. There is no account and no password. Your wallet is your login.
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Claim your username
Pick a name and link your X, Twitch, Discord, YouTube, Kick, TikTok or GitHub handles. Your wallet signs the link, so only you can change where payments go.
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03
Top up one balance
Your balance is the ETH in your own wallet on Robinhood Chain. Bridge ETH in from Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum or Optimism on the page, or send ETH on Robinhood Chain to your address.
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04
Pay a username
Search a name or a linked handle, enter an amount and approve it in your wallet. Clyro sends the ETH to the wallet linked to that identity.
What it costs
- Claiming a usernameFree. It is a signature, not a transaction.
- Sending a paymentThe Robinhood Chain network fee, paid in ETH.
- Topping upThe bridge fee shown in the quote, plus gas on the chain you send from.
- Clyro feeNone.
Questions
Does Clyro hold my money?
No. Every payment is an ETH transfer on Robinhood Chain that you sign in your own wallet. It goes straight from your wallet to the recipient's wallet.
How do I know I am paying the right person?
Handles are entered by the wallet owner and are not verified by X, Twitch or Discord. Check the name and the wallet address on the pay card before you approve. Each handle can only be linked to one username.
Can I change my username or handles?
The username is fixed once you claim it, and each wallet has one username. You can add, change or remove linked handles at any time by signing again.
What do I need to pay someone?
A wallet with ETH on Robinhood Chain for the payment and the network fee. The page adds Robinhood Chain to your wallet if it is missing. You do not need a username of your own to pay.
Is a payment private?
No. Payments are ordinary transactions on a public blockchain, so the amount and both wallet addresses are visible in the explorer.
How do I share my pay link?
After you claim a name, the page shows a link ending in /@yourname. Anyone who opens it lands directly on your pay card.