TempoKey token.
More room to automate.
The planned model: lock tokens on Robinhood Chain to unlock more workflow and monitoring capacity across your TempoKey agents.
TempoKey
Robinhood Chain / proposed mainnet release
The official address will appear here after it is announced. This field is separate from the live testnet tTK contract.
- Network
- Robinhood Chain
- Design
- ERC-20 utility token
- Token terms
- To be announced
- Planned venue
- pons V2
Lock. Run. Unlock.
The proposal links a confirmed token lock to a shared service allowance. Use that capacity across your agents, then request withdrawal under the published rules. No recurring token charge is planned. External API requests and network fees remain payable separately.
Explore the capacity modelThe product comes first
More capability. The same control.
Watch more of your world
More monitored wallets and contract events, with alerts and webhook rules for the activity you choose to follow.
Planned monitoring capacity
Run more work in parallel
More concurrent workflows and scheduled tasks, sharing one allowance across an owner's agents. Each paid task still needs its own budget.
Planned workflow capacity
Keep your payment control
Basic payments and on-chain key revocation remain available without membership. More service capacity never increases an agent's authorized spending.
Core product principle
Live today
Try the mechanics with tTK.
Claim test tokens, lock a position and see the API allowance change. The pilot runs on Robinhood Chain Testnet while agent payments run on Tempo Mainnet.
Understand the pilotTestnet membership capacity
+10%
1,000 tTK locked
+20%
5,000 tTK locked
+25%
10,000 tTK locked
Free test tokens. A 14-day withdrawal wait. Pilot settings do not define mainnet supply, allocations or future eligibility.
What remains before a mainnet release
01
Finalize the utility
Publish the service benefits, costs and eligibility rules.
02
Confirm launch terms
Finalize the purchase, fee and vesting settings before deployment.
03
Publish verified identity
Announce the ticker, contract and transaction links after verification.
Before you connect.
What is the token being designed for?
The planned model connects locked tokens to more shared automation capacity: concurrent workflows, monitored wallets and notification rules. The existing testnet pilot increases hosted API allowances; the broader mainnet features are still planned.
Is this a subscription paid in tokens?
No recurring token charge is planned. The proposed model locks tokens to qualify for service capacity, with withdrawal governed by published rules. Mainnet thresholds and withdrawal terms are not announced. External API usage and network fees remain separate costs.
What happens when I unlock?
The planned policy reduces membership capacity when a withdrawal is requested. Excess jobs would pause before starting new paid work; history and key revocation would remain accessible. These mainnet rules must be implemented and tested before activation.
Is tTK the future mainnet token?
No. tTK is a separate test token on Robinhood Chain Testnet. It lets users exercise deposits, API quotas and withdrawals. Owning tTK does not grant a right to future mainnet tokens.
Can I buy the mainnet token now?
No official mainnet contract or sale is announced here. There is no official buy link, launch date, price or market capitalization to display.
Will the token be required to pay with an agent?
Base payment functionality is independent of membership. The direct SDK and on-chain revocation do not require tTK. A membership position does not authorize an agent to spend more from your wallet.
When will the final token terms be published?
Supply, distribution, trading fees and any team vesting will be published with verified launch information. The ticker, contract address and launch timing have not been announced.
Does the proposal include investment returns?
The design is centered on product access. No dividends, yield, revenue share or buyback program are promised.