A tier is simply how much of your receipt comes back. Hold $RECEIPT and it stops being a percentage — the whole receipt comes back, up to your tier's cap, as real stock in the company you bought from.
Your wallet's $RECEIPT balance is valued in dollars. That dollar figure puts you on a rung. The higher the rung, the more of each receipt comes back and the more you can earn in a day. That is the whole idea — there is nothing to activate and no code to enter.
Staking pays more, twice over. Stake $RECEIPT for 3, 7 or 30 days and every receipt pays 2% on top of your tier's rate with a quarter more room in the day — Gold goes from 3% and $25 a day to 5% and $31.25. What you stake also keeps counting toward your tier at the price you staked at, even if the price falls. How staking works →
Two numbers decide everything: the percentage your tier pays on a receipt, and the most it can pay you in a day.
Paid in the stock of the shop you bought from, not in cash.
The rate is the whole rule. A receipt pays your tier's percentage of its total — 3% of a $50 shop is $1.50 — and that is all there is to it. Silver pays 2% into a $5 day, Gold 3% into a $25 day; every rung up is worth more than the one below it, in the rate and in the day.
The second number is the daily cap: the most one wallet can be paid across a rolling 24 hours, however many receipts it scans. It rises as you move up the ladder, and it resets every day.
Staking adds two points and a quarter of a day. $RECEIPT staked for a term pays 2 percentage points more on every receipt and lifts the daily cap by 25%, at every tier, for as long as the term runs. At Silver that is 4% instead of 2%, into a $6.25 day.
Holding nothing earns nothing. A scan from a wallet under $100 of $RECEIPT is still read and checked, but it pays nothing. The tokens are what fund the rewards, so holding them is what starts the earning.
Why a cap at all? Every dollar matched is a real share bought on a real market with treasury funds. The caps are what make a full match sustainable rather than a promotion that ends.
Not points, not a stablecoin — tokenized stock in the company that sold you the thing. The brand on the receipt decides the stock.
Two rails, one rule. Robinhood Chain pays Robinhood's Stock Tokens; Solana pays Backed's xStocks for brands Robinhood Chain doesn't list. The caps and the tier are identical on both.
Your tier is whatever your $RECEIPT is worth right now, at the market price. Buy more and you move up immediately; if the price falls or you sell, you move down the same way. Nothing is held back or averaged.
Receipts in US, Canadian and Australian dollars, euros, pounds and Swedish kronor are read and converted at the day's rate before any cap applies, so a tier's limits mean the same amount everywhere.
Scan a receipt →Tiers are set by the ladder the server publishes, and this page reads it live — what is shown here is what the rule applies. Amounts are in US dollars. Rewards are tokenized stock: debt securities giving economic exposure to the share price, not ownership, not voting rights, and not an interest in the merchant. Nothing here is investment advice.