Record income on peaq
Payments arrive on Robinhood Chain. To make them count toward the robot’s credit rating, the owner records them on peaq.
- Open the robot’s page while connected as the robot’s owner.
- In the Income panel, payments that aren’t on peaq yet are marked Not recorded.
- Click Record payments on peaq and confirm in your wallet.
One confirmation records up to 20 payments. If there are more, click again. Recorded payments change to On peaq, and Payments recorded in the Credit panel goes up.
What it costs
Section titled “What it costs”A small fee in PEAQ on the peaq network, roughly 0.03 PEAQ per payment.
What gets written
Section titled “What gets written”For each payment, one income event on peaq with:
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Revenue |
| Amount | The payment in US cents |
| Currency | USD |
| Time | When the payment happened |
| Trust level | Self-reported |
| Source | Robinhood Chain (4663) and the payment’s transaction hash |
| Details | The note, the payer’s address, and the token |
Good to know
Section titled “Good to know”- Only the owner can record. peaq rejects records from anyone else.
- Payments under one cent can’t be recorded. peaq counts in whole cents. They still show in the list.
- Each transaction is recorded once. The app checks peaq for existing records before offering the button.
- Recording doesn’t move money. It only writes history.