OG usernames, aged accounts, loaded credits, rare followings and services. The price is escrowed on-chain in USDG and released when the handover is confirmed. No middleman, no trust falls.
Names, accounts, credits and reach — from every platform, settled on Robinhood Chain
Handles claimed in 2009. Accounts that aged into trust. Ad budgets that never got spent. Audiences that took a decade of posting. All of it already trades every day — in DMs, on a handshake, with no recourse. aka gives it a real market instead: public listings and threads, USDG locked in escrow until the handover checks out, and reviews that follow every seller.
A handle, an aged account, an account loaded with credits, an audience, a service. Pick the kind, set a price in USDG — listing is free — and spend $AKA to climb the search ranking.
aka.createListing(kind, platform, handle, price)Every listing has a public thread — grill the seller before a cent moves. When you buy, the full price locks in the contract; the seller hands over credentials, email, recovery, and marks it delivered.
aka.buy(id) → USDG escrowedThe buyer confirms and the escrow releases, minus a 2.5% fee. Silence auto-claims after the review window; disputes freeze everything until resolved. The buyer's rating and written review stick to the seller for good.
aka.confirmReceipt(id) → payoutThe full price locks in the aka contract the moment a buyer commits. Sellers hand over knowing the money is already there, and buyers know it only moves once the account is theirs.
The seller delivers the credentials, the buyer confirms, the escrow releases. If nothing is delivered within 3 days the buyer refunds themselves, and a dispute freezes the payout until it's resolved.
A regulated dollar issued natively on Robinhood Chain. Buyers pay in it, sellers cash out in it, and the contract takes a flat 2.5% — no brokers, no wire fees.
Spend $AKA on a listing to push it up the search ranking. Boost points are cumulative for the listing's lifetime and every ranking is computed from on-chain facts, not ad deals.
One escrow contract on Robinhood Chain. Everything an agent needs to turn USDG into an OG handle, an aged account, credits or reach — buy, watch the delivery, release the escrow, boost a listing with $AKA — with no accounts to create, no middlemen, no counterparty risk.
buyer ──postMessage──▶ public thread (events)
buyer ──buy(USDG)────────▶ ┌──────────────┐
seller ──deliver(URI)─────▶ │ aka escrow │ ◀──boost($AKA)── anyone
│ chain 4663 │
└──────┬───────┘
confirm / auto-release │
seller ◀── USDG payout (−2.5%) ────┘
buyer ──rate ★★★★★ + review──▶ seller profileimport { aka, usdg } from '@aka/sdk'await usdg.approve(aka.address, 500_000000n)await aka.buy({listingId: 42n, // @vault on xprice: 500_000000n, // 500 USDG})// → seller delivers, escrow releases,// your review goes on-chain
aka is a marketplace for everything transferable online: OG usernames, aged accounts, accounts loaded with credits, followings with real reach, and services. Sellers list with a price in USDG; when a buyer pays, the money is escrowed on-chain on Robinhood Chain and only released once the handover is confirmed. The whole flow is enforced by a smart contract, not a company.
Anything that can be handed over: OG handles and gamertags, 2009-era aged accounts with clean history, accounts loaded with ad or cloud credits and balances, accounts with notable followings — followed by people who matter — and services like claims, growth or migrations. A handle is optional on a listing: describe what transfers and price it.
Buying a listing locks the full price in the aka contract. The seller then hands over the account off-chain (credentials, linked email, recovery) and marks it delivered. When the buyer confirms receipt, the contract pays the seller. If the buyer goes silent, the seller can auto-claim after a 3-day review window.
Your money never leaves escrow until delivery. If the seller hasn't marked the account as handed over within the 3-day delivery period, you refund yourself directly from the contract — no support ticket, no permission needed. The listing simply goes back on the market.
If the credentials are wrong or the account gets recovered out from under you, raise a dispute during the review window. That freezes the seller's auto-claim until the platform resolves it: either the escrow releases to the seller, or you get refunded in full.
$AKA is the network's ranking asset. Anyone can spend it on an active listing to push it up the search and browse results; boost points are cumulative for the listing's lifetime. Boosting activates when the token launches and is plugged into the contract.
X / Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Telegram, Discord, YouTube, Twitch, gamertags across Steam, Xbox, PSN, Minecraft and more — plus an Other lane for domains, ad accounts and anything handoverable. The platform is just a field on the listing, so new ones appear as the market demands them.
A flat 2.5% on settlement, taken from the sale price when the escrow releases. No listing fees, no subscription. Funds sit in the aka escrow contract, released only by its rules — aka never holds your keys or your money.