Retina Wallet Trade Execution: One-Tap Confirmed Trades

How Retina Wallet constructs, presents, and routes confirmed transactions through your connected wallet — with full transparency at every step.

When you tap ‘Confirm’ on a Retina Wallet notification, a clear trade confirmation screen appears. RetinaOS constructs the transaction and shows you every detail before you sign. Your wallet (MetaMask or WalletConnect-compatible) handles the actual signing and broadcast — RetinaOS never touches your private key.

The Confirmation Screen

Before anything executes, you see a complete summary of the proposed trade:

• Token name, symbol, and current price at the moment the screen opens
• Proposed trade size in USD and token units, within your policy budget cap
• Estimated gas fee for the transaction on Robinhood Chain
• The one-line AI reasoning that triggered the alert
• Cortex scores and classifications of the key wallets that triggered the policy match
• Active risk flags (if any are present at execution time)
• ‘Confirm’ and ‘Dismiss’ buttons — you can always walk away

Transaction Flow

1. You tap 'Confirm'

   You initiate execution from the confirmation screen. Nothing has happened on-chain yet.

2. RetinaOS constructs the transaction payload

   RetinaOS assembles the transaction details: token contract address, trade amount, and slippage tolerance based on your policy settings.

3. The payload is passed to your connected wallet

   The transaction is handed off to your wallet — MetaMask or your WalletConnect-compatible app. RetinaOS does not sign anything.

4. Your wallet app opens for approval

   The MetaMask popup or WalletConnect modal appears, showing you the raw transaction details for a final review.

5. You approve in your wallet

   This is the final step before anything executes on-chain. You review and approve inside your own wallet app.

6. Transaction is broadcast to Robinhood Chain

   Your wallet signs and broadcasts the transaction to Robinhood Chain.

7. Retina Wallet confirms execution

   Retina Wallet displays the transaction hash and a direct link to the Robinhood Chain block explorer so you can verify on-chain.

If you dismiss the trade or your wallet rejects the transaction at any step, nothing executes. You can always decline.

Slippage and Execution Settings

Slippage tolerance controls the maximum price movement you will accept between when the transaction is constructed and when it settles on-chain.

• Default slippage tolerance: 1%
• Adjusting slippage: go to Settings → Policy → Advanced to set a custom slippage tolerance per policy
• Low-liquidity tokens: higher slippage tolerance may be required for tokens with thin order books, but increases the risk of unfavorable execution

Setting slippage tolerance above 5% significantly increases the risk of unfavorable execution on low-liquidity tokens. Proceed carefully.

Execution Routes

Route	Status	Description
Standard DEX swap	Available now	Routes through the token’s primary liquidity pool on Robinhood Chain
Robinhood Trading MCP integration	Coming soon	Direct integration with Robinhood Trading when the MCP becomes available

Transaction History

All confirmed transactions are logged in Retina Wallet → History. Each entry in your history shows:

• Token name and symbol
• Amount traded
• Execution price at the time of settlement
• Gas paid for the transaction
• Timestamp of on-chain confirmation
• Policy that triggered the trade alert