Send Assets Instantly
Send tokenized stocks to an X handle, a GitHub username or an email. No wallet address, and they don't need one to receive it.
≈ $322.05
Assets settle on Robinhood Chain. Contract addresses and prices in the registry were read from chain state on September 6, 2026. Prices are indicative, not quotes. See the registry.
How it works
The recipient never needs a wallet first.
That is the whole idea. Everything else is plumbing around it.
- 1
Pick an asset
Real tokenized equities, ETFs and commodities on Robinhood Chain — every contract address is published and was read from chain state.
- 2
Name a person
An X handle, a GitHub username, a Twitch channel or an email address. Assetsend shows you the resolved destination before anything is sent.
- 3
A wallet is reserved for them
Assetsend derives a real on-chain wallet from that identity and sends the asset there. It exists whether or not they have ever heard of us.
- 4
They sign in and claim
The recipient proves the identity with the platform's own login. Only then is the wallet released to them, and they can move the asset anywhere.
FAQ
Questions worth asking.
- Does the recipient need a wallet?
- No. Assetsend derives a real on-chain wallet from the identity you send to, and the asset goes straight there. The recipient claims it later by signing in with that same account — the wallet was already theirs, they just had not opened it yet.
- Who holds the assets before they are claimed?
- Nobody at Assetsend. The wallet is created through Privy's key infrastructure and is released only to whoever proves ownership of the identity through the platform's own login. Assetsend cannot move assets out of it.
- What if I send to the wrong handle?
- Direct sends are one-way, exactly like any on-chain transfer — so the resolved destination is always shown before you confirm. A refundable, expiring escrow is written and compiles, but it is unaudited and not deployed, so it is not in the live path today.
- What happens if a handle changes hands?
- The first successful claim records the provider's immutable account id against that identity, and every later claim must match it. Someone who acquires a handle afterwards cannot claim assets sent to its previous owner.
- Are these real stocks?
- They are real tokenized instruments on Robinhood Chain, not simulations. Every contract address in the registry was read from live chain state and is published on the assets page so you can verify it yourself. Tokenized equities are securities in many jurisdictions and may not be available to you.
- What does it cost?
- Assetsend charges no fee. You pay the network fee for the transfer, in ETH, at the moment you sign it.
- Which identities can receive?
- X, GitHub, Twitch, Google and email. Sending works for any of them immediately; claiming requires that provider's sign-in to be configured on this deployment, which the claim page states plainly per provider.