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# FAQ

**Does Recyv ever hold my money?** No. A payment goes from the payer's wallet to yours in one transaction. There is no custody, no balance, and no way for us to freeze or reverse anything.

**What stops someone paying me in a worthless token?** The token is fixed to the link when you create it. A request for 500 USDG can only be settled in 500 USDG. If a link points at a contract Recyv has not verified, the payment page says so and makes the payer acknowledge it.

**What if the person paying has never used crypto?** They need a wallet — that part is unavoidable. They do not need an account with us, and if their wallet has never heard of Robinhood Chain, the page offers to add it in one tap.

**What does it cost?** Recyv takes nothing. The payer covers network gas, which on Robinhood Chain is a fraction of a cent.

**How fast does a payment settle?** Robinhood Chain produces blocks every 100 milliseconds, so confirmation is usually faster than the tap. Full settlement to Ethereum takes longer, around thirteen minutes, but the payment is spendable well before that.

**Can I cancel or refund a payment?** No. A confirmed on-chain payment is final. Deleting a request removes it from your list but does not disable the link — anyone still holding it can pay.

**What happens if I lose the link?** Links are stored server-side and keep working. Your list of requests is saved in the browser that created them, so it will not follow you to another device.

**Do I need the RECYV token?** No. It is one payment option among several. Nothing requires it.

**Is this live on mainnet?** Yes, with real payments in USDG, WETH and ETH on Robinhood Chain.


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