01
Connect the creator wallet
The creator connects an EVM wallet on Robinhood Chain. SplitPay never asks for private keys or a seed phrase.
How SplitPay works
From paid receipt to settled group.
SplitPay turns one upfront payment into a transparent, fixed-share settlement on Robinhood Chain.
02
Choose a chain token
The interface reads Robinhood's official token registry, while the contract enforces its own security allowlist.
03
Assign exact shares
Enter participant wallets and choose an equal or custom split. The contract stores every share permanently.
04
Publish the bill
A wallet transaction creates the bill and produces a shareable link containing its onchain bill identifier.
Participant payment
Two clear wallet steps.
A participant may need to approve the exact token total first, then submit the payment to escrow.
- Connect the assigned participant wallet.
- Verify the contract, token, share, 1% fee, and total.
- Approve only the exact token amount required.
- Submit the payment transaction.
- Confirm the transaction on Blockscout.
Exact token approval
SpenderSplitPay contract
AmountShare + 1%
NetworkRobinhood Chain
Escrow payment
Principal and fee are held together until withdrawal or a refundable cancellation.
Settlement rules
Funds leave escrow in two ways.
The contract prevents creator withdrawal before all participants pay or the deadline arrives.
Creator withdrawal
After completion or deadline, principal goes to the creator and service fees go to the immutable fee recipient.
Participant refund
If the creator cancels before withdrawal, each paid wallet claims its own share and fee directly.
No amount edits
There is no contract function for changing wallets, shares, token, or deadline after creation.
Public audit trail
Creation, assignment, payment, cancellation, refund, and withdrawal events are recorded onchain.
Ready to create the bill?
Use only public wallet addresses and non-sensitive descriptions.