PayVeil
Open the app

One route to a fresh address on Robinhood Chain. Your main wallet stays on the first chain.

What stays public ↓
About the problemChapter 01

Every bridge writesyour name.On both sides.For anyone.

A normal bridge delivers to the same address that paid. One wallet, followed from Base to Robinhood Chain, tells the whole story: what you hold, what you bought, and when. The chain does not forget, and it does not need your permission to be read.
About the quoteChapter 02

Quote locked.Clock’s running.

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Live Relay quote—
You send on Base
500 USDC
Arrives on Robinhood Chain
— USDG
All fees
—
After deposit
—
Prompts
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✕00:00:30
RouteHistoryAddresses
Now there’s a clock on it. Thirty seconds, then Relay prices the route again, because a stale number is how bad routes get signed.
About the recordChapter 03

It starts as one deposit.
It rarely ends where it began.

No promises. Just how the mechanics work, row by row.
  1. A fact
    Your deposit is public.
    01

    Sender, asset and amount are on the source chain for anyone to read. That transaction is yours and paid by you.

  2. A fact
    The arrival is sent by a solver.
    02

    A Relay solver sends the destination transaction from its own address. Your wallet is not in it.

  3. A fact
    The link lives in your browser.
    03

    The pairing of your wallet and the destination is stored locally, encrypted where it includes keys. There is no PayVeil server.

  4. A fact
    Amounts and timing can be matched.
    04

    $500 out and $499 in, a minute apart, is a pattern an observer can correlate across explorers.

  5. A fact
    Relay sees both addresses.
    05

    They are in the quote request. Relay is an intermediary that fills orders, not a mixer.

About the keyChapter 04

Youholdthe key

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Base → Robinhood Chain
Send 500 USDC. Arrive as USDG at an address nobody has seen.

A Relay solver delivers. Your wallet stays on the first chain.

0:180:180:18+12

Refunds go back to the paying wallet.

Who holds
the key?

Encrypted here. Stored here. Exported by you.

Which destination?

FreshSuppliedSame

Andnobodyelse

A fresh address is generated in your browser and its key encrypted with a passphrase you choose, 600,000 rounds of PBKDF2 then AES-256-GCM. Public metadata is kept apart so the list renders without the passphrase.
About destinationsChapter 05

Made in your browser a second ago.

(1)

FreshAddress

Three destinations.
One’s yours.

Made in your browser a second ago. Never seen a transaction. Its key is encrypted with your passphrase and stays on this device. You hold the key.

About trackingChapter 06

Every routelands somewhere.

Status comes from Relay, not from a timer. Submitted, source confirmed, delivering, completed. Nothing is called done until Relay says so, and both legs link to their explorers. Either way, it adds up into a destination that is not your wallet.
  1. Source networks
    0
  2. Routable assets
    0
  3. Wallet prompts
    0
  4. Seconds, typically
    0
About the limitsChapter 07

Separation, not anonymity.

What PayVeil will not pretend to do

AAPL and other Stock Tokens are not routable: Relay declines them and Robinhood restricts them to identity-checked addresses. A fresh address arrives with no gas. Nothing here is gasless. Failed routes refund the wallet that paid. Amounts and timing stay correlatable across explorers, and Relay sees both addresses in the quote. The app never says anonymous.

Open the appChapter 08

Move it. Keep the link to yourself.

Browser-extension wallets, live Relay quotes, and a fresh address whose key never leaves this device. Paste an address you control, or make one inside.

Paste an address you control · or generate a fresh one inside