Product track
Available now. The sections below match the studio Project editor.
The Product track is a design document for what you are building. A product with no token is a legitimate published outcome.
Editor steps: Basics, Architecture, Security, Reality, Review.
Sector, what it does, users and payers, why this chain, current stage
Asked
Project name
Required
Sector
Credit and lending; liquidity infrastructure; underwriting and risk; RWA infrastructure; oracles and data; perps and derivatives; agentic trading; stablecoin and payments; portfolio and vaults; DEX and market structure; other (with free text)
What it does
One paragraph
Users and payers
Who the user is, and who pays (often not the same answer)
Why this chain specifically
Free text
Current stage
Idea; design doc; prototype; testnet contracts deployed; live elsewhere
Computed / warnings
None in this step.
Contract architecture and external dependencies
Asked
What contracts exist
“None yet” is an honest answer
External dependencies
Protocols your contracts call (for example Uniswap, Morpho, Chainlink)
Oracles
Free text
Upgradeability
Immutable; upgradeable proxy; partially upgradeable; undecided
Computed / warnings
None.
Admin functions
Asked
Admin functions and why they exist
Free text. Explain every privileged path and why it is needed.
Computed / warnings
None.
Worst-case bug impact and security status declarations
Asked
Worst-case bug impact
Lose user funds; lock funds; misprice; nothing serious
Security status declarations (same four statuses as elsewhere: already in place; handled by legal/ops; planned before mainnet; not yet):
Audit
External review status
Bug bounty
Program status
Monitoring
Ops monitoring
Incident response
IR readiness
Key custody
How keys are held
Copy pressure scales with the worst-case answer. That is framing only, not validation.
On the public page, “not yet” on high blast-radius answers reads as a live risk the team chose to publish.
Reality
Before publish, the editor requires an explicit acknowledgement:
Robinhood Chain does not provide distribution to Robinhood brokerage customers. Deploying here puts your app in front of nobody by default. CanHav is an independent project with no affiliation with Robinhood Markets, Inc. Listing here is not a channel to its users either.
Asked
Myth acknowledgement
Required checkbox
Where will your first hundred users come from?
Free text
Optional verify signals (wallet, GitHub repo, testnet contract addresses) attach for public credibility checks scoped to the project, not to a linked token. Each signal is omitted silently if it fails to load. See Public pages.
Review and publish
Publishing snapshots the document and assigns a public slug under /p/.... Linking to a token design is optional. See The two ideation tracks.
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