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generosity.
Robinhood Chain

little coins. real-world good.

a little coin.
a lot of good.

Big ideas. Small acts. Causes you care about. Turn trading fees into something that matters.

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good things ahead ↗A friendly lavender heart with a floating silver coin
Finding your next good thing…
a coin with a cause.small start, big heart.
Every cause counts.Real charitiesCommunity campaignsPublic receiptsA little more meaningful ↗

THE GOOD THINGS SHELF

Find your kind of good.

Somewhere out there is a cause with your name on it.

The whole collection ↗

Checking charities and launch availability…

SAME LITTLE IDEA. MORE POSSIBILITY.

Make something matter.

How Generosity works ↗
01

Find your reason.

Choose a charity or import a real GoFundMe. Your coin starts with someone worth showing up for.

02

Give it a little life.

Name your coin, choose its trading pair, and review the fee route before you launch on Pons.

03

Let the good add up.

Trading creates fees for your cause. Track recorded payouts and their public evidence.

GLAD YOU ASKED

A few good
questions.

What is Generosity?

Generosity is a charity coin and campaign funding app on Robinhood Chain. It keeps the ALMS model: launch on Pons, route fees to a cause, and make the payout trail public.

Where do the trading fees go?

Charity coins use dedicated vaults and the settlement worker. GoFundMe campaign coins use a shared settlement wallet with separate campaign accounting. Review the destination and fee share on each coin before trading.

Does Generosity take a platform fee?

Generosity takes 0% on the charity flow. Trading, network, bridge, and processing costs can still apply. A coin’s fee allocation is shown before launch.

Is buying a coin a donation?

Buying a coin is a trade, not a tax-deductible donation. Coins can lose value. Review the fee route and cause details before trading.

Generosity — every coin can do some good