Robinhood Chain · 4663 · non-custodial
Pay from one wallet.
Keep in another.
Wormhole moves value onto Robinhood Chain and lets you name the wallet that receives it, so the wallet you spend from never has to be the wallet you keep.
No account · No email · No custody
Two wallets
One wallet spends. One wallet keeps.
A spending wallet signs constantly, touches unfamiliar contracts, and builds a history anyone can read. A holding wallet should do none of that. Most bridges quietly collapse the two into one.
| Ordinary bridge | Wormhole | |
|---|---|---|
| Receiving is | assumed. Funds return to whichever wallet paid. | chosen. Name the destination before you sign. |
| Moving to cold storage | costs a second transaction and leaves a second trace. | happens in the same swap. No second hop, no second fee. |
| Pays / keeps | 0x7A57…4E2 / 0x7A57…4E2 | 0x7A57…4E2 / 0x3500…Cf7c |
How it moves
Four things, and nothing else.
- 01
You name the landing wallet
Any address on Robinhood Chain. The format is checked and you confirm its last four characters before anything is signed.
- 02
Every route priced at once
Each swap is quoted across every available settlement route in parallel. The best is taken automatically and the difference against the worst is shown, so the choice is visible rather than claimed.
- 03
No account, no profile
Wormhole never holds your funds. Value moves through routing contracts and settles directly at the address you named.
- 04
Both directions
In from Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, and back out again. The destination field behaves the same on the way out.
What's next
Shipped, and being built.
Wallet separation works today. Real cryptographic privacy is a different problem, and it is more useful to say it is in progress than to imply it is done.
Live now
Named landing wallet
Pay from one address, settle at another, in a single swap.
Parallel route pricing
Every route quoted, the best taken automatically.
No account, no profile
Nothing to sign up for; no email or name is ever asked.
Non-custodial throughout
Funds never touch a wallet Wormhole controls.
In development
$WORMHOLE and staking
Launching on Flap, on BNB Chain. Three lock terms, fixed daily release, once the token exists.
Stealth addresses
A published meta-address that derives a fresh, unlinkable destination for every swap.
Timing and amount decorrelation
Batching and variable settlement, so a swap cannot be matched by size and clock alone.
Solana and Bitcoin origins
Each with its own address format and signing path.
Token
One contract. Check it before you sign.
$WORMHOLE will be launched on Flap, on BNB Chain. Until the address is published here, there is no Wormhole token: anything using the name before then is not this token, whatever it is called.
Not yet issued.
Wormhole never asks you to hold it to use the swap. Announcements come only from @WormholeProto.
Plainly
What Wormhole does not do.
Read this before relying on it
Wormhole does not make you anonymous. Both chains are public ledgers, and today a swap can still be correlated by amount and timing. What separation gives you is a holding wallet that is not your spending wallet; nothing more.
If your safety depends on a transfer being untraceable, this is not yet the right tool, and we would rather say so here than have you find out later.
A sent transaction cannot be reversed. Value routes through third-party contracts that are widely used but not risk-free. Send a small amount first whenever a destination is new.