Your wallet.
Your connection.

Connect and get ready

1. Open a browser with a wallet

   Use a browser extension that exposes an Ethereum-compatible wallet, or the browser inside a compatible wallet app. This release does not include WalletConnect or QR connection.

2. Choose your wallet

   Select Connect wallet in the app. Choose one of the wallets detected in that browser, then approve account access in the wallet.

3. Make sure on Robinhood

   If another network is selected, Adicted requests a switch. A wallet that does not know the network may ask you to add it first. Approve that request to continue.

4. Check the connected state

   The wallet menu shows your public address, connection status, and real ETH balance. A rejected switch leaves the account on its existing network, with an option to retry.

What connecting allows

Adicted reads your public address, selected network, and native ETH balance. Its wallet integration requests account access and network changes. Preview quests do not request message signatures, token approvals, or transactions.

On a returning visit, the app can restore an account your wallet already exposes. It does not automatically ask for a new approval or switch networks during that restoration.

Disconnect ends the connection in Adicted. To revoke a site's account permission entirely, use your wallet's connected-sites settings.

Network setup details

The app requests Robinhood Chain mainnet. The preview actions still use sample data even when that real network is selected. These settings match the configuration used by Adicted.

Reference: Robinhood’s network documentation. Public RPC availability can vary. Existing wallet network entries may use a different endpoint.

If connection gets stuck

Check for an open approval request in your wallet, unlock it, and return to the app. If no wallet is detected, try the browser where the extension is installed. More cases are covered in Troubleshooting.