H Names ($RH) — The naming protocol of Robinhood Chain

RH Names is the first and only name-registration protocol built on the Robinhood Chain mainnet. Users claim their identity as a .rh name — an ERC-721 NFT that is mathematically unique, permanently sealed on-chain, and tradable on OpenSea from the second it is minted.

How it works

Every name is deterministic: tokenId = keccak256(name). This means no two names can ever collide, no duplicates exist, and every registration is provably one-of-one. When a user mints a name, the full metadata and artwork are pre-uploaded to decentralized storage before the transaction confirms — so listings appear instantly on OpenSea, with zero delays, broken metadata, or missing images. The protocol was built around one rule: if a minted name doesn't show up instantly, it shouldn't ship.

Token utility ($RH)

$RH is the native payment token of the protocol. Users mint names for 0.0002 ETH or 20,000 $RH, giving the token a real, recurring utility — every registration burns demand into the ecosystem, and the treasury accumulates $RH from every token-based mint. The token has a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000.

Why it matters

Names are the scarcest asset in crypto — there is exactly one of each, and the first person to claim it owns it forever. RH Names is live on Robinhood Chain, one of the fastest-growing retail chains in the ecosystem, and holds first-mover status in its category: the first names ever sealed are already in the genesis ledger. Early adopters don't just buy a token; they own a piece of internet history on a chain that is just getting started.

The best Robinhood Names wallet should balance both security and ease of use.

With a Robinhood Names wallet, you can not only securely store and manage (token name), but also freely conduct cross-chain transactions, participate in DeFi protocols, and interact with DApps.

Robinhood Names wallet provides real-time transaction tracking, open-source and transparent security mechanisms, and a smooth experience on the Robinhood Names network, giving you complete control over your crypto assets.

1. Download wallet: Visit the OneKey official website and download the OneKey App for macOS, Windows, iOS, or Android.

2. Create wallet: Open the App, select "Create New Wallet" or "Connect Hardware Wallet".

3. Backup wallet: Safely write down the recovery phrase and store it offline. We never upload or save your recovery phrase.

4. Deposit Robinhood Names: Copy the wallet address and transfer Robinhood Names from an exchange or another wallet.

All private keys are generated and stored offline on the device, giving you complete control over your assets.

1. Send Robinhood Names: Enter the Robinhood Names address and amount, then confirm the signature in the App. The transaction will be broadcast to the blockchain immediately after completion.

2. Receive Robinhood Names: Click "Receive" to get the wallet address, share it with the sender, and you can view the balance in real-time in the App after receiving the tokens.

3. Manage assets: Track transaction history, access DeFi protocols, or perform cross-chain operations in the Robinhood Names wallet, all in one App.