Entry 01
Open an account
Connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain. Your address is the account number on every entry.
ColumnAccount
Digital bank · Robinhood Chain
Banking, balanced on-chain.
Bankologic is a digital bank on Robinhood Chain that brings NFT and DeFi protocols together in one clear ledger.
Account statementBankologic · Chain 4663
Acct —
Total balance— ETH
Bank—
DeFi—
NFT—
DepositBank—
Protocol positionDeFi—
CertificateNFT—
Balance carried—
CertificateNo. —
NFT protocolSettled
§ 01 · How it works
Four columns. One ledger.
Bankologic keeps accounts, DeFi protocols and NFTs in the same book, so every balance reconciles at a glance.
Entry 02
Deposit to the vault
Move ETH into the Bankologic vault. Each deposit is posted as an entry you can check on the explorer.
ColumnBank
Entry 03
Use DeFi protocols
Put balances to work through Bankologic's DeFi protocols, recorded in the same columns as your deposits.
ColumnDeFi
Entry 04
Hold NFTs on the ledger
NFT protocols sit beside your accounts. Each NFT reads like a certificate, settled on the same chain.
ColumnNFT
§ 02 · App preview
Fill in the slip. Post at launch.
This is a preview of the Bankologic deposit flow. Enter an amount, review the entry, and connect a wallet to see your account. Deposits open at launch.
- Reads your wallet address and ETH balance on Robinhood Chain.
- Shows rates and fees as a dash until they are posted.
- Sends no transactions and asks for no signatures.
App previewRobinhood Chain · 4663
Deposit
WithdrawSoon
NFTSoon
Balance ——
ETH
- Entry type
- Deposit
- Destination
- Bankologic vault
- Deposit rate
- —
- Protocol fee
- —
- Network fee
- —
- You post
- 0.00 ETH
Connect to see your account. Nothing is signed.
- Account
- —
- Balance
- —
- Network
- —
Deposits open at launch. This preview sends no transactions.
Slip No. —Settles on Robinhood Chain
§ 03 · Token
$BANKLOG
$BANKLOG is the token of the Bankologic ledger on Robinhood Chain. Its role across the bank, DeFi and NFT protocols, and the full tokenomics, will be posted before launch.
To be posted
Token registerLedger · $BANKLOG
- Ticker
- $BANKLOG
- Network
- Robinhood Chain
- Chain ID
- 4663
- Gas token
- ETH
- Total supply
- —
- Allocation
- —
- Role in protocol
- Coming soon
- Tokenomics
- Coming soon
Details are coming. Figures are entered only once they are final.
§ 04 · Security & transparency
Every entry, open to inspection.
Bankologic runs on a public chain. The contract, the balances and every transaction can be read by anyone, at any time.
Public ledger
Every Bankologic transaction is recorded on Robinhood Chain and readable on robinhoodchain.blockscout.com.
One official address
The contract address is posted here at launch. Check it against the explorer before you transact.
Read-only preview
The app preview reads your address and ETH balance. It sends no transactions and requests no signatures.
§ 05 · FAQ
Questions, answered plainly.
What is Bankologic?
A digital bank on Robinhood Chain. It brings NFT and DeFi protocols together in one ledger, so accounts, protocol positions and NFTs read as a single statement.
Which network does it use?
Robinhood Chain, an EVM network with chain ID 4663. Gas is paid in ETH, and every transaction can be checked on robinhoodchain.blockscout.com.
Can I deposit today?
Not yet. The card above is an app preview. You can connect a wallet to see your address and ETH balance. Deposits and other actions open at launch.
What does $BANKLOG do?
$BANKLOG is the Bankologic token. Its role in the protocol and its tokenomics will be posted before launch. Until then, no figure is entered as fact.
Where do I find the contract address?
In the Security section of this page. It appears at launch, with a copy button and a link to the explorer. Check it there before you transact.
Why do some values show a dash?
A dash marks an entry that is not posted yet, such as rates, fees or supply. Values are filled in only once they are final.