Protocol overview
What sits underneath the Telegram bot and the Terminal: one account, one execution engine, secure wallets, simple fees and the Torch launchpad.
"Protocol" means everything the Telegram bot and the Terminal share.
The building blocks
| Block | What it does for you |
|---|---|
| One account | The bot and the Terminal are the same account: same wallets, positions, orders and rewards. |
| Execution engine | Finds the best route across several exchanges and aggregators, adds the fee and your slippage limit, signs and confirms. |
| Secure wallets | Your keys are held in secure hardware. Small trades sign automatically under your limit; everything else asks for your password. |
| Fees and rewards | A flat fee per trade. Part of it comes back to you as cashback, part rewards referrers, part funds buybacks and burns. |
| Torch launchpad | Launch a token on Robinhood Chain in one transaction, with liquidity locked forever and a buy tax that pays creators, holders or burns. |
| $TORCH | Torch's own token, launched on the launchpad. Its tax and Torch's trading fee on it feed burns and the treasury. |
Principles you can rely on
- Fees are flat and shown first. You always see the fee before you confirm.
- Same account everywhere. Trade in Telegram, check it in the browser, or the other way round.
- Honest numbers. If something is unknown it says so; estimates are labelled.
- Same screens on every chain. Only the symbol and the explorer change.
- Launches can't be rugged. Liquidity is locked forever and the token has no owner.
What Torch is not
- Not a bank. Torch can't move your funds outside the rules you approved, and can't reset your password.
- Not a price oracle. Prices are live market prices.
- Not a token checker. Names and logos aren't verified. Check the address.