TempoKey token overview.
The planned TempoKey token: lock-based access to shared automation capacity, Robinhood Chain membership and the path to release.
Pre-launch overview
TempoKey is preparing a token for its managed agent services, with pons as the intended launch venue on Robinhood Chain. This page explains the product direction; it is not an announcement of a deployed token or an open sale.
Intended utility
The planned model is to lock tokens on Robinhood Chain to qualify for more shared automation capacity in TempoKey. No recurring token charge is planned. The lock would remain subject to published withdrawal rules.
- Workflows: more concurrent runs and scheduled tasks across an owner's agents.
- Monitoring: more selected wallets, contract events and notification rules.
- Integrations: additional webhook rules and hosted API capacity as the supporting services become available.
These mainnet benefits are planned. Eligibility, capacity ceilings and withdrawal terms will be published before activation. Membership is not a promise of unlimited compute or prepaid third-party API usage.
Agent transfers, network gas and upstream API usage remain payable in supported currencies. Core SDK payments and revocation do not require membership. Holding the token cannot increase an agent's authorized spending limits.
Lock. Run. Unlock.
| Step | Planned behavior |
|---|---|
| Lock | Connect the owner wallet and confirm a token lock on Robinhood Chain. TempoKey verifies the confirmed position before applying capacity. |
| Run | Use one shared allowance across that owner's agents. Each workflow has separate task permissions and a payment budget. |
| Unlock | Request withdrawal under the published terms. Capacity is recalculated; excess jobs pause before starting new paid work. History and key revocation remain accessible. |
A capacity allowance measures service resources, such as active rules or concurrent jobs. It does not represent a wallet balance, spending authorization or a dollar credit. Creating another agent does not multiply the owner's allowance.
What works today
| Capability | Status |
|---|---|
| Agent payments, SDK and key revocation | Live on Tempo Mainnet; no membership token required. |
| Locked tokens increase shared API capacity | Working pilot on Robinhood Chain Testnet, using test tTK. |
| Workflow, monitoring and webhook allowances | Planned managed services; not enabled by holding tokens today. |
| Discounts on individual TempoKey services | Later consideration, after those services and their fees exist. |
| Integration-provider deposits and community prioritization | Exploratory ideas; no marketplace, deposit requirement or voting system is live. |
Provider deposits would require verification standards, withdrawal terms and a dispute process. A token deposit alone would not establish that an integration is secure. Community input would guide product priorities without granting control over user wallets.
A broader role on Robinhood Chain
Our long-term goal is full agent support on Robinhood Chain: monitoring, bounded transactions and workflows for applications on the network. Membership would complement those services; the integration is intended to be useful independently of the token.
This is a planned product track. Today, payments run on Tempo Mainnet and Robinhood membership runs on testnet. Mainnet agent execution on Robinhood Chain is not available yet.
Launch approach
The intended venue is pons on Robinhood Chain. The launch design will follow the selected platform's issuance, trading and liquidity mechanics. Final terms will be verified against the deployment configuration before publication.
The public launch announcement will explain supply, allocation, trading charges, opening-window protections and liquidity arrangements. A token-specific trading link will be published only after the contract identity is verified.
What the final terms will cover
| Area | Disclosure before launch |
|---|---|
| Supply and distribution | Issued supply, circulation model and the source of any project-owned tokens. |
| Trading costs | The ordinary fee schedule, launch-window protections and fee recipients. |
| Team participation | Any team acquisition, release schedule, beneficiary and verifiable lock records. |
| Liquidity | The pool, its lock mechanism and the permissions that control it. |
| Service benefits | Eligibility, usage ceilings and which features are live or planned. |
| Contract review | Verified identity, review status and known limitations. |
Working launch budgets, transaction preparation and unreleased identifiers are not part of this public overview. Material token terms will be disclosed before public participation is promoted.
No dividends, yield, revenue distributions or price-support commitments are promised. Token trading charges are separate from network fees and any TempoKey service charges.
The tTK pilot is separate
The existing tTK membership pilot runs on Robinhood Chain Testnet. It tests membership verification and API allowances. Its thresholds and withdrawal rules do not establish the final mainnet terms.
Test tTK is not the future mainnet token. Holding it does not establish a right to a mainnet allocation, conversion or airdrop. Agent payments continue to run on Tempo Mainnet in supported stablecoins.
Recognizing the official release
A name or ticker alone cannot establish authenticity: both can be copied. After release, compare the full contract address published on this website with the linked explorer and launchpad records.
Until that announcement, this site does not identify any mainnet contract as the TempoKey token. Verified contract and trading links will appear on the Token page when ready.