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The 0fee field guide

Everything the app does, in the order you'll meet it: from signing in to reading what each swap saved you.

where
0fee.finance/app
network
Robinhood Chain
you pay
0.10% per swap
instead of
0.95% on Axiom
cost to use
Free, no paid plan
your keys
In your browser, never sent
getting started
01 / the idea

What 0fee actually does

0fee is one page where you trade on Robinhood Chain for a tenth of what a terminal charges.

Terminals take a cut of every trade — Axiom charges 0.95% at its entry tier — and it comes out whether the trade wins or loses. 0fee sends the same swap straight to the chain's liquidity and charges a flat 0.10%, so the rest stays with you.

The same trade, before and after

swapat 0.95%with 0feeyou keep
0.1 ETH0.00095 ETH0.0001 ETH0.00085 ETH
1 ETH0.0095 ETH0.001 ETH0.0085 ETH
1,000 USDG9.50 USDG1.00 USDG8.50 USDG

What you need

  • An X account to sign in.
  • A wallet on Robinhood Chain and its private key — the one you already trade with works.
  • A little ETH in that wallet for gas.
worth knowing

There is nothing to install. No extension, no app download — the whole thing runs on the page.

02 / first run

Sign in with X

Open the app and press Sign in with X. X asks you to allow 0fee to see your profile; approve it and you're back in the app, signed in.

0fee only reads your handle, name and picture. It cannot post, read your messages or see who you follow. Your X account is what keeps your wallets list, history and savings together.

careful

Sign-in only ever happens on x.com. If a page that isn't X asks for your X password, close it.

03 / first run

Add your wallet

Export the private key of the wallet you trade with and paste it into the app.

Before anything is saved, the app shows the wallet address that key belongs to, so you can check it's the right one. Press Add wallet and the key is encrypted into this browser. The app then signs a short message with it to prove the wallet is yours — a signature, not a transaction, so nothing moves and no gas is spent.

Good to know

  • Private key, not seed phrase. A key is 64 characters of 0-9 and a-f. The app refuses seed phrases.
  • Several wallets. Add as many as you trade from and switch between them from the wallet menu.
  • Names. Call them anything — main, sniper, stocks.
careful

Anyone with your private key controls that wallet. Only paste it into the app on your own device. 0fee will never ask for it in a DM, an email or anywhere outside the app.

04 / first run

Your first swap

what happens when you press swap
Pick what you pay and what you get, and type an amount.
The app finds the best route and shows exactly what you'll get and what it costs.
Press swap. The transaction is built for your wallet and signed in your browser.
It's sent to Robinhood Chain and confirms in seconds.
Your balances, history and savings update on their own.

Every swap links to the block explorer, so you can check it on the chain yourself.


trading
05 / numbers

Reading a quote

linewhat it tells you
rateWhat one unit of the token you pay is worth in the token you get, right now.
0fee feeThe 0.10%, in the token you receive. It's already taken out of the amount shown.
Axiom would takeThe same trade at Axiom's 0.95%, for comparison.
minimum you getThe worst case after slippage. If the price moves further, the swap cancels instead.
routeThe pool the swap goes through, and any token it hops via.
worth knowing

Quotes refresh every 15 seconds while they're on screen, and the swap is priced again at the moment you press the button.

06 / control

Slippage

Slippage is how far the price may move between the quote and the swap landing. Pick 0.5%, 1% or 3%, or type your own. The app remembers your choice.

Tighter slippage protects your price but cancels more often when the market is moving. A cancelled swap costs only its gas. Thin tokens usually need more room.

07 / first sale

Approvals

The first time you sell a token (anything other than ETH), the chain needs your permission for the swap router to move it. The app sends that approval for you, waits for it to confirm, re-prices, then sends the swap.

It happens once per token, per wallet. Selling ETH never needs one.

08 / coverage

What you can trade

  • ETH, USDG and WETH.
  • 44 Robinhood tokenized stocks, searchable by name — AAPL, AMC, AMZN, ASML, BA, BABA and more.
  • Any other token with liquidity in a Uniswap v3 pool on Robinhood Chain: paste its contract address into the token search.
careful

Anyone can create a token with any name. When you paste an address, check it's the contract you meant — the name alone proves nothing.

09 / edge cases

When a pair can't route

If there's no Uniswap v3 liquidity for a pair, the app says No route and nothing is sent. That's common for tokens still on a launchpad bonding curve and for stocks that only trade on Uniswap v4 so far.

Nothing is spent when a pair can't route — not even gas.


your wallet
10 / home

What you've saved

The dark card adds up the difference between 0fee's 0.10% and Axiom's 0.95% on every swap that confirmed, in dollars, with a per-token breakdown underneath. Swaps that failed or never landed aren't counted.

11 / positions

Holdings & value

The wallet card lists what the selected wallet holds: ETH, USDG, any tokenized stock with a balance, and tokens you've added. Wallet value prices each holding at what it would sell for right now. Press trade on a row to start selling it.

Tokens you swap into are added to your list automatically, on every device you sign in on.

12 / moving funds

Send & receive

Receive shows the wallet address to copy. Send moves ETH or any token you hold to another address: choose the asset, paste the address, enter the amount, review, then send. It's signed in your browser like a swap.

careful

Only send and receive on Robinhood Chain. Transfers can't be reversed, and funds sent to a wrong address or on another network are gone.

13 / network

Gas

Every transaction on Robinhood Chain pays a small gas fee in ETH. It goes to the network, not to 0fee. Keep a little ETH in each wallet you trade from — max on ETH leaves some behind for exactly this reason.


looking after it
14 / trust

How your key is held

The honest version, because you shouldn't have to take this on faith.

StoredIn your browser only, encrypted with a key the browser creates for this site and will not let any page read out.
UsedTo sign transactions you start, in your browser, at the moment you press the button.
NeverSent to 0fee. Our servers hold no copy of any key, so there is none to leak.
0fee knowsYour X profile, your wallets' public addresses, and the swaps you make here.
careful

Because the key lives in your browser, clearing this site's data removes it. Keep your own backup of any key you care about — 0fee can't recover one for you.

15 / another device

Using 0fee on another device

Sign in with the same X account and your wallets, history and savings are all there. The keys aren't — they never left the first device — so each wallet shows key not on this device. Paste the key again in Wallets to trade from there.

16 / shared computers

Signing out

Press your X handle in the top corner. You get two choices:

  • Sign out — keeps your keys in this browser for next time.
  • Sign out and remove keys — deletes them from this browser. Use this on any computer that isn't yours.

In Wallets you can also forget one wallet's key on this device, or remove a wallet from your account entirely. Removing never touches the funds in it.

17 / troubleshooting

If something isn't working

what you seeusually meanswhat to do
Not enough ETH for gasThe wallet can't pay the network fee.Send it a little ETH.
Price moved past your slippageThe market moved while the swap was landing.Try again, or raise slippage.
No route for this pairNo Uniswap v3 liquidity for it.Try a different pair.
Key not on this deviceYou added the wallet somewhere else.Paste its key in Wallets.
Chain is not respondingA brief network hiccup.Wait a moment and try again.

A problem on our side never puts your funds at risk: nothing moves unless you sign it.

18 / reference

Every number in one place

rates and limits
0fee fee — 0.10% per swap
Compared with — Axiom's 0.95% entry-tier fee
Default slippage — 1%
Quote refresh — every 15 seconds
Approvals — once per token, per wallet
Wallets per account — up to 25
Tokens you can add to holdings — up to 60
Network — Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663), gas paid in ETH
worth knowing

Support: find us on X. If this page and the app ever disagree, the app is right — it reads the live numbers.