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# Connect a wallet

gage runs on **Robinhood Chain** (chain id 4663).

## Wallets

* **Robinhood Wallet** is the primary connection. It is how Stock Tokens reach people, and it holds USDG and ETH on the chain.
* **WalletConnect** works with any wallet that supports it.

Open the app, choose Connect wallet, and pick one. Nothing is signed until you act.

## What you need

| To                | You need in the wallet                                                                    |
| ----------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Borrow            | The collateral (Stock Tokens, a meme, or a Uniswap v4 position), and a little ETH for gas |
| Lend              | USDG for the asking price, or ETH to swap on the way in, and ETH for gas                  |
| Reclaim           | The full cap in USDG. A reclaim cannot be part-funded.                                    |
| Provide liquidity | sGAGE and GAGE to pair, or sGAGE and ETH or USDG to buy the GAGE                          |

Gas on Robinhood Chain is paid in ETH.

## Before your first deal

On first connect, the app shows three things to know and asks you to confirm you have read them. They are in [Before your first deal](/start-here/before-your-first-deal.md).

## Balances you withdraw

Anything the contracts owe you, USDG or collateral, is credited to an internal balance and withdrawn by you with one button on Portfolio. Nothing is pushed to your wallet. This is what lets a frozen or paused token delay only its own holder and never a counterparty's settlement.


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