Robinhood Chain Token Manager for ERC-20 Settings and Ownership

Ownership transfers, renounces and settings changes for a Tokenry ERC-20 on chain ID 4663 happen in the Robinhood Chain token manager. The owner wallet signs each change as a single transaction sent straight to the token contract. Tokenry takes no fee for any of them; the wallet pays gas in ETH.

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How it works

Owner wallet steps in the Robinhood Chain manager

  1. 1

    The deploying wallet, while it still owns the token

    Set the wallet to Robinhood Chain mainnet, with ETH there for gas. Tabs stay hidden on other networks and for a wallet that no longer owns the token.

  2. 2

    One tab per deploy feature, plus Ownership

    Pick the token card. Features chosen at deploy, such as a tax or minting, add their own tabs. Transfer and renounce sit in every token's Ownership tab.

  3. 3

    Wallet prompt for each owner change

    Pressing a button brings up the wallet prompt at once, with no Tokenry review screen, so check the field first. A confirmed settings change shows "Confirmed on-chain." with a Blockscout transaction link. After a transfer or renounce the tabs close, and the Summary card's Owner row shows the result.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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Can I undo an ownership transfer to the wrong address?

Only if that address transfers it back. Transfer ownership, in the Ownership tab, hands every owner function to the pasted address once the transaction confirms, with no step for the receiving wallet. Tokenry checks only that the address is valid and differs from yours. If no one controls a mistyped address, the owner functions are locked for good; if someone else does, they now hold them.

Should the new owner be exempted before I transfer ownership?

Yes, where the token has a tax or a holding limit. The deploying wallet keeps both exemptions after a transfer, so add the new address under Fee exemptions or Exempt from the limit first. After the transfer, this manager will not list the token for the new owner, and your wallet sees a "Not the owner" note.

How do I renounce ownership of my token on Robinhood Chain?

Open the Ownership tab and find Renounce ownership. Below the warning that the action is irreversible, press "I understand, show the button", then "Renounce ownership forever", and sign in your wallet. Once it confirms, the contract's owner is the zero address and no wallet, yours included, can call an owner function again.

Will buyers still pay my token's tax after I renounce?

Yes, at the rates and split in place when you renounce, on every pair marked as an LP pair by then. No one can mark a pair after a renounce, so trades through a pair still unmarked pay the transfer rate for good. If Auto-process fees is on, the contract still processes collected tax during a taxed sale through a marked pair, once it holds the swap threshold.

Where can I check an ownership change?

In the Summary card, the Owner row changes from "You" to the new owner's short address, or to "Renounced". Its Explorer button opens the token's page on Blockscout, the Robinhood Chain explorer.

The details

More about the Robinhood Token Manager

01

Owner tasks to finish before you renounce

A renounce locks a token's settings at their current values, so every change that needs the owner comes first. On a tax token, set the final rates, marketing wallets and fee exemptions, and mark each other pair you trade through as an LP pair in the LP Pools tab. A mintable token needs its last mint before the renounce too.

Only the Uniswap v2 WETH pair made at deploy starts marked. A Uniswap v2 USDG pair from the Robinhood Chain liquidity pool creator has to be marked by its pair address. Never mark a v3 or v4 pool, since taxed sells through it would revert. Rescue also stops at the renounce, so take out any ETH or other ERC-20 the contract holds first; the token itself cannot be rescued.

02

Tokens and wallets the Robinhood Chain manager can load

The manager loads only ERC-20s deployed from the connected wallet through Tokenry's token factory. Its search box only filters that list, so tokens from other tools or from another deployer wallet do not appear. A wallet with no such token sees a link to the Robinhood Chain token creator.

Saving a new holding limit fails for tokens with decimals, so use the Anti-Whale tab to exempt wallets from the limit instead. This page reads Robinhood Chain only, and the token manager hub links the page for each other EVM chain.

03

ETH gas for owner transactions on Robinhood Chain

Each owner action costs gas in ETH and nothing else, since Tokenry adds no fee to the call. The transaction goes to your token's smart contract with no ETH value attached, and no token approval is involved. Robinhood Chain runs on Arbitrum Nitro, and the gas estimate in your wallet already includes the L1 data cost of posting to Ethereum.

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