turn stocks
into subscriptions.
Choose what you want to own, how much you want to invest, and how often. Drip handles the routine.
set it. fund it. let it drip.
Start a Drip
Weekly- Stock
- NVDANVIDIA
- Amount
- $25
- Frequency
- Every Friday
- Funding
- 8 weeks
Illustration. Figures are an example, not a live position or a return estimate.
How it works
Four decisions, then never again.
- 01
Pick a stock
Any tokenized equity with a live market on Robinhood Chain. drip verifies the token on chain before it appears here.
- 02
Set the rhythm
An amount and a cadence — $25 every Friday, $100 on the 1st. That is the whole configuration.
- 03
Fund it once
Deposit however many purchases you want to cover. The balance sits in a vault you can withdraw from at any moment.
- 04
Let it run
Each scheduled purchase draws from that balance and sends the shares straight to your wallet. Nothing to remember.
The maths
Small, often, adds up.
A drip is not a bet on a week. It is a decision you make once that keeps buying while you get on with your life.
I want to put in
every
In one year you would put in
$1,300.00
52 purchases
over 12 months
This is your contribution, not a projection. What those purchases end up worth depends on the market, and drip does not predict it.
Why drip
Automatic, without giving anything away.
You keep the keys
Your balance sits in a vault contract that only you can withdraw from. drip cannot move it, and neither can anyone running the scheduler.
One approval, one amount
You deposit exactly what you want to spend. There is no standing permission over your wallet and no unlimited allowance to revoke later.
Every buy is a real transaction
Each purchase is a swap you can open in the block explorer. If a purchase cannot settle, drip says so and leaves your balance alone.
Stop whenever
Pause keeps the balance and skips the next buy. Cancel returns everything unspent to your wallet in the same transaction.
Questions
Before you start.
What am I actually buying?
A tokenized equity on Robinhood Chain — an ERC-20 that tracks a specific stock. It is not the same instrument as a share held in a brokerage account, and the rights attached to it differ. Read the issuer's terms before you drip into anything.
Where does my money sit between purchases?
In a vault contract, credited to your address. You can withdraw the unspent balance at any time without asking drip for permission. drip has no key that can take it.
Who triggers the purchases?
Anyone can, once a purchase is due — the contract checks the schedule itself. drip runs a scheduler so you do not have to, but it is only paying gas. It cannot change the amount, the asset, or the destination.
What if a purchase fails?
Nothing is deducted. The drip is marked as needing attention, the reason is recorded, and it retries on the next scheduled slot. A failed purchase never shows as a completed one.
What happens when the balance runs out?
The drip pauses itself and tells you. Top it up and it resumes on the next scheduled date — you do not have to rebuild it.
Does buying on a schedule make me money?
No strategy guarantees that. Buying at a fixed interval means you are not trying to time the market, which suits some people and not others. drip does not forecast returns and does not give advice.
What does it cost?
Gas for the transactions you sign, plus whatever the swap costs in pool fees and slippage. You set your own slippage limit, and a purchase that would exceed it does not go through.