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# Fund your card

Fund your HoodCard by sending ETH or a supported tokenized stock on Robinhood Chain. After onchain confirmation, HoodCard credits the USD equivalent to your virtual card balance.

### Make a top-up

1. Open **Dashboard** and select **Fund Card**.
2. Select ETH or a supported stock token.
3. Enter the amount you want to fund.
4. Review the fee and confirm the wallet transaction.

A flat `3%` fee applies to every top-up. HoodCard deducts it from the asset you send.

### Example

Send `$100` worth of NVDA. The `$3` fee is deducted, so your card receives `$97`. Eligible top-ups earn fixed `2%` tokenized stock cashback.

### Timing

Top-ups process after Robinhood Chain confirms the deposit. Most complete within seconds to a few minutes.

Only send supported assets on Robinhood Chain. Transfers on another network cannot credit your card.

**Next:** [Use your virtual card](/using-hoodcard/use-your-virtual-card.md).


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