This is what everyone sees.
On Robinhood Chain an address is an open brokerage statement. Pay someone once and they can read every share you hold, every trade you made, every wallet you touch.
COWL gives you a private receive link. Every payment lands in a fresh address that only you can open. No pool, no custody, no mixer.
On Robinhood Chain an address is an open brokerage statement. Pay someone once and they can read every share you hold, every trade you made, every wallet you touch.
Your COWL link carries public receive keys, not your wallet. Senders pay the link. Your statement locks away.
Each payment creates a one-time address, derived on the spot. Ten payments, ten addresses, and no thread between them.
Your browser checks every public announcement with your viewing key. The ones that light up are yours. Move them wherever you choose.
Sign one fixed message with the wallet you already use. Free, no transaction. Your browser derives a viewing key and a spending key.
Post it in your bio, send it to a client, print it as a QR. Anyone with ETH or a stock token on Robinhood Chain can pay it.
Your Inbox finds each payment and moves it in one click, gas included by the sender. Send it to a fresh wallet to stay hooded.
Everything below is live on Robinhood Chain. Every claim links to the block explorer, so you can check it without asking us.
The COWL Router is under 80 lines. No owner, no fee, no admin switch, no upgrade path. It forwards a payment and logs one announcement. That is all it can do.
Read from the chain every few seconds. Payments go straight from the sender to a one-time address. Nothing waits in a pool.
Check it on Blockscout ↗Network cost of the whole round trip: under one cent. Before mainnet, the router and the full app flow passed tests on a fork of Robinhood Chain with real NVDA stock tokens.
COWL is a thin layer over two Ethereum standards whose contracts were already live on Robinhood Chain before COWL existed.
Privacy tools fail when they overpromise. Here is exactly what COWL changes on-chain and what it does not.
No. There is no shared pool and nothing is mixed. Each payment goes straight from the sender to a one-time address that belongs to the receiver. COWL never holds funds.
No. The router has no owner and no admin functions, and it never holds a balance. Only your spending key can move funds out of your one-time addresses. Note that stock token issuers can still pause their own tokens.
Your funds stay where they are. Announcements live on Robinhood Chain, and your keys come back from one signature, so any ERC-5564 tool can find and move them.
Any regular EVM wallet: MetaMask, Rabby, Phantom (enable Robinhood Chain under Active Networks) and others. Smart-contract wallets may sign differently each time, so they are not recommended.
The sender. Each token payment carries a tiny amount of ETH (0.00002) to the one-time address, so you can withdraw without funding it first.
$COWL is the community token for the project. The app is free and does not require it. Creator fees fund servers and, next, a relayer so withdrawals need no ETH at all.
One signature. One link. Every payment, under the hood.
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