Coming soon on Robinhood Chain
SENDR

Private payments,by default.

Pay an @handle or a wallet without putting your address in front of the person you paid. Same pool powers private trading and giveaways.

4663
Robinhood Chain
USDG
and native ETH
@handle
or any wallet
private send
Ready to sign
250.00USDG
FromHidden from recipient
To@satoshi
Network fee0.00042 ETH

Your wallet approves the transfer.

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Private by defaultPay any @handleRobinhood ChainUSDG and ETHNon custodialClaimed for youOne shielded poolNo address leak
// what it does

Three things, one shielded pool.

Every feature routes through the same contract, so privacy is the default path rather than a setting you have to remember to turn on.

Available

Private payments

Send USDG or ETH to an X handle or a raw wallet. The person you paid sees a transfer arrive from the pool, never from you.

  • Pay by @handle or 0x address
  • Lands on its own, nothing to claim
  • Claim it yourself any time you prefer
Available

Private RWA trading

Swap into tokenized equities through the same pool. What the chain records is a settlement, not your position building up trade by trade.

  • A floor you cannot be filled below
  • Fills on its own once the price clears
  • Take it back yourself if it never fills
On X

Giveaways

Reward the people who engaged with a post. Ask for it in plain language and pick whether the payout stays private or runs in the open.

  • Random winners from likes or reposts
  • Private mode or public mode, your call
  • Public mode holds a share for new wallets
// how it works

Four steps. One signature.

01

Pick who gets paid

An X handle or a wallet address. Nothing about the recipient goes into the transaction you sign.

02

Sign it once

Your own wallet signs, always. Review the transfer, approve it, and that is the last thing you have to do.

03

The pool holds it

Funds sit against a private claim that only your recipient can be paid from, no matter who calls for it.

04

It lands on its own

The payout is delivered without anyone waiting on it. Your recipient can also pull it in themselves.

Straight about what this protects

The person you pay does not learn your address, and neither does anyone reading their wallet history. This is everyday privacy, not a cloak. Someone studying public records closely enough could still line up a payment with a payout by timing and size. We would rather tell you that than let you assume otherwise.

// from your timeline

Pay without leaving X.

Message the bot the way you would tell a friend. It picks up the amount and the recipient, then hands the transfer back to your wallet to approve. Anything you start on X shows up in the app, and anything you start in the app shows up the same way.

Link your X account once, then pay by handle
Your wallet signs every transfer, the bot never can
Requests you did not mean to make can be dismissed
dm to @sendrprivacy
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SSent. 25 USDG is on its way, and your address stays off their wallet.
// questions

Good to know first.

If something here is still unclear, ask on X and we will answer in the open.

A transfer arriving from the pool. Your wallet address is not part of it, so it does not show up in their history and it does not show up for anyone reading their history either.

No. Anything sent to you is delivered without you lifting a finger. If you would rather not wait, you can pull it in yourself from the app and keep the small fee that would have covered doing it for you.

Nobody. Every transfer is signed by your own wallet and settled by the pool contract. There is no account we could freeze and no balance we could move on your behalf.

USDG and native ETH right now. More can follow, but we would rather ship two that work properly than a long list that does not.

It is private in the way that matters day to day: the person you paid cannot see who you are. It is not a cloak against someone studying public records closely, because both halves of a transfer are visible on chain and can be lined up by timing and size.

Nothing is stranded. A payment that has not been delivered stays claimable, and a trade that never fills can be taken back by the person who set it up once its window closes.

// early access

Be first in the pool.

We are letting people in a group at a time. Leave your email and we will reach out when your slot opens.

// no spam, one message when it opens