The Terminal
Vision's public trading surface. No invite, no account, no email — connect a wallet you already have and swap across every chain we support.
The Terminal is Vision's public trading surface. There is no invite code, no account, no email and no KYC — you connect a wallet you already own and swap. It's at app.askvision.ai/terminal. The full app is in private beta and asks for an invite code. The Terminal doesn't. If you want to see whether Vision is any good before asking anyone for anything, start here. How to use it Open /terminal. Nothing to sign up for.
Connect a wallet. Solana and EVM wallets are both supported, and you can have one of each connected at once. Pick what you're selling and what you're buying. It opens on USDG on Robinhood. Confirm in your own wallet. You sign; Vision never touches your keys. Which wallets Phantom, MetaMask, Solflare, Backpack, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, Trust, Rainbow, and anything WalletConnect-compatible. Several of these do both Solana and EVM — when you're asked for a Solana wallet you get the ones that can actually do Solana, not the whole list.
Connecting a Solana wallet does not disconnect your EVM one. That's how a swap from an EVM chain into Solana works in a single go, and the header shows both so you always know which one a balance came from. Crossing chains The Terminal does the same cross-chain routing the app does. Sell something on Robinhood and buy on Solana and it happens as one instruction — you confirm the steps in your own wallet as they come.
Trading across Robinhood, Solana and ten EVM chains is available here exactly as it is for signed-in accounts. If your wallet is sitting on the wrong network, the button tells you so and switches it rather than failing with a balance error. What it costs Vision's fee is 1%, the same as everywhere else. You pay your own network fees. This is the one real difference from the app: sponsored gas is a Vision Wallet feature, so on the Terminal you need the chain's native token to cover gas as usual.
Small cross-chain trades are expensive — the cost of crossing doesn't shrink with the size of the trade. Check the total on the card before you confirm. See Swaps. What it doesn't do Buy and Sell tabs are marked Soon — swap is the live one. No chat. The Terminal is a trading panel, not the conversational interface. That's the app. Nothing is saved. No account means no history, no PnL, no contacts and no memory.
The Terminal is a guest surface, so a signed-in account is sent to the Trade screen instead, where the Vision Wallet and sponsored gas apply.