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# Paying a request

Open the link. You need a wallet; you do not need a Recyv account.

## Steps

1. **Connect a wallet.** Any injected wallet is discovered automatically.
2. **Check the network.** If you are on the wrong one, the page offers to switch or add Robinhood Chain in a single tap.
3. **Check what you are paying.** The recipient, the amount, the token and its contract address, and your own balance are all shown before you commit to anything.
4. **Confirm in your wallet.**

Confirmation is usually faster than the tap. The receipt shows how long it actually took.

## Before you confirm

Recyv checks the token contract on-chain before enabling the button. If the contract does not report the symbol the link claims, or nothing at that address behaves like a token, the payment is refused and the page says why.

You will see a warning if the token is not one Recyv has verified. Anyone can deploy a token using a familiar name — check the contract address with whoever sent you the link before continuing.

## If it fails

The page tells you what happened rather than guessing: a declined signature, not enough gas, not enough of the token, or the wrong network. Nothing is sent unless you confirm.


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