Snap the receipt. A slice of the brand's stock lands in your wallet. Hold or lock $RECEIPT and the whole receipt comes back.
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Illustrative. What a receipt pays depends on how much $RECEIPT you hold — see the tiers. Brands are references, not partners.
Nothing to type. The camera reads the paper, the brand's stock is bought, and it lands in the wallet you scanned with.
Point your phone at the paper. No upload button, no gallery: it has to be in front of you.
The brand and the total are pulled off the paper, checked for edits and reprints, and matched to its stock.
A slice of the brand's stock, bought at market and sent to your wallet. Hold it, or sell it. It's yours.
Every stock below is one a receipt can pay out in today. Shares are tokenized and issued by a licensed provider — on Robinhood Chain, or on Solana for the brands whose stock only exists there.
Snap the receipt at checkout. The reward lands in your wallet as tokenized AAPL.
Rewards are stock, so a fake receipt is theft. The scanner is built so the easy fakes can't be submitted at all — and the rest don't get past the check.
There is no upload button. A receipt is photographed in front of you, on your phone, in the moment. A screenshot or a saved image can't even be sent.
Every photo is examined for signs it isn't real paper — a screen, a scan, a reprint, an edit — and turned away if it fails. We don't publish the checks. That's the point.
A receipt can't be claimed twice — from another angle, another phone, or another wallet. And in early access, one wallet earns $5 total.
Receipts in 3 currencies, converted at the day's rate and paid in stock. We are adding countries around the clock — if yours isn't here yet, it is close.
Everyone has done this math once. Here it is, on the receipts.
Split-adjusted. Prices as of Sep 4, 2026. Illustrative, not advice — past performance predicts nothing. RECEIPT pays a share of a receipt, capped by your tier — not the whole purchase.
The exact formula the app runs, read from the rule itself. Pick what you hold, drag what you spent. A receipt pays a percentage of its total, up to what your tier allows in a day. Hold $100 of $RECEIPT to start earning. Every tier pays in the brand's stock at market.
Gold: 3% of the receipt, paid in COST.
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Holding $RECEIPT in the wallet you scan with is what makes a receipt pay at all — $100 is where earning starts. See the tiers.
Hold $100 of $RECEIPT and every receipt pays 100% back, up to $5 a day. Hold more and the rate keeps climbing — up to 10% of every receipt, up to $200 a day, at Founder.
Every rung, priced in dollars so a tier means the same thing whatever the token does. See the full ladder →
Held tokens are marked to market every day, so a dip can drop your tier. Lock $RECEIPT for a term and it keeps counting toward your tier at today's price, and you are VIP for the term. Nothing is spent. When the term ends, every token comes back.
Every token counts as one. Price held 3 days.
Every token counts as one. Price held 7 days.
Every token counts as one. Price held 30 days.
The price the moment you lock becomes your lock price for the term. If $RECEIPT falls, you still count at it. If it rises, the higher price is used.
A longer term makes every token count for more toward your tier, so the same lock reaches a higher rung than the same tokens sitting in a wallet.
Lock enough for Silver and you scan 50 receipts a day, up to a year old, reviewed first. At Founder, a shop we do not list pays too, in the stock of its kind.
Connect a wallet on your computer, open the link on your phone, photograph the paper. Five brands pay out today; more as Robinhood lists their stock.
Yes. Rewards are fractional tokenized shares of the brand you bought from, issued and custodied by a licensed tokenized-securities provider. RECEIPT is live on Robinhood Chain, and availability depends on your region.
Then there's no stock to give. Private companies — Trader Joe's, IKEA, Chick-fil-A — aren't eligible. Every brand on this page is publicly traded.
Trading fees on the $RECEIPT token. A fixed share of every fee goes to the rewards treasury, which buys the shares. The brands aren't involved and don't fund any of this.
Earning starts at $100 of $RECEIPT. Below that a scan is still read and checked, but it pays nothing — the tokens are what fund the rewards. At $100 a receipt comes back in full up to $5 a day; higher tiers pay a percentage of every receipt, up to $200 a day. Every tier is priced in dollars, so the number of tokens changes as the price moves. The tiers.
Locking sets aside $RECEIPT for 3, 7 or 30 days. For the whole term it counts toward your tier at the price you locked at or today's, whichever is higher, so a dip can't drop you. Longer terms count for more per token. Lock enough for Silver and you're VIP: 50 receipts a day, up to a year old, reviewed first. At Founder, a shop we do not list pays too. Nothing is sold or spent; when the term ends every token comes back. How locking works.
Camera-only capture, AI checks for edits, reprints and screenshots, and a fingerprint on every purchase so the same receipt can't be claimed twice — by you or anyone else. Three receipts a day per wallet, nothing over $4,000, and the $5 welcome is once per wallet. Caught wallets get banned. Every rule, on one page.
Yes. Five brands pay out today: Apple, Amazon and Whole Foods, Costco, AMC Theatres and GameStop. Starbucks, McDonald's, Nike and the rest arrive as Robinhood issues their stock tokens on Robinhood Chain.