Robinhood Chain · 4663 ~28s median settle Non-custodial
Every route priced in parallel, the best one taken before you finish reading this. And the funds land in whichever wallet you name — not the one that paid.
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Speed is wasted if the money lands somewhere you did not want it. Every bridge asks how much; almost none ask where. That missing field is why people cross into a hot wallet, then pay gas a second time to move it somewhere safer.
Ordinary bridge
The receiving address is assumed. If you wanted it elsewhere, that is a second transaction and a second gas fee.
Riftswap
Name the destination before you sign. Hot wallet pays, cold storage receives, in a single crossing.
No interpretation needed. This is the whole surface area of the product.
EVM first, because that is where the dollars already sit and where crossings settle quickest. Non-EVM origins need a second wallet stack and separate signing — they are being built, not announced.
Both chains are public ledgers. A crossing can be matched by amount and timing, and choosing a different destination does not change that. What it gives you is separation — a receiving wallet kept apart from the one you spend with. If you need anonymity, this is the wrong tool, and you should know that before you use it.
The format is validated and you confirm the last four characters before signing, but nothing can reverse a sent transaction. Paste carefully, and send a small amount first when the destination is new.
Funds move through third-party routing contracts. Those contracts are widely used and hold significant value, but they are not risk-free, and Riftswap does not insure them.
Riftswap is an independent project. Robinhood Chain is a public network and anyone can build on it. No affiliation, no endorsement.
Connect a wallet, name the far side, sign once. Most crossings settle in under half a minute.