Documentation
How it works. No magic.
One open-source escrow contract on Robinhood Chain. Everything verifiable on-chain, nothing stored on our servers.
The flow in 60 seconds
- 1
Create. You pick a stock and an amount in USD. Your ETH is swapped to the real stock token on Uniswap and locked in the escrow contract — all in one transaction.
- 2
Share. You get one private link. It carries a freshly generated claim key that exists only in the link itself. We never see or store it.
- 3
Claim. The recipient opens the link, chooses a wallet, and signs with the embedded key. Our relayer submits the transaction and pays the gas — the recipient needs nothing.
- 4
Refund. If the drop is never claimed, you can reclaim the tokens after 30 days. Funds are never stranded.
The smart contract
A single escrow contract holds every drop. It is deployed on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663) and contract details will be published soon.
Status
Soon
Launching on Robinhood Chain.
The contract exposes four functions: createDropWithEth, createDrop, claim and refund. No admin keys, no upgradability, no pause switch.
Community
Updates, launches and support on X.
@getvestlySecurity model
- Non-custodial. Tokens sit in the escrow contract, never in our wallets. Only someone holding the claim key — or the sender after expiry — can move them.
- The link is the key. Each drop is bound to a one-time keypair generated in your browser. The private key lives in the URL fragment (
#…), which is never sent to any server. Treat the link like cash. - The relayer can't steal. It only submits transactions already signed by the claim key. The signature commits to the recipient address, so the relayer cannot redirect funds to itself.
- Real economic exposure, not shares. Stock tokens track the underlying equity but carry no shareholder rights.
Supported stock tokens
9 deep-liquidity Robinhood stock tokens are listed. Prices come from Chainlink feeds. Swaps only use thick Uniswap routes on Robinhood Chain. Thin pools are blocked.
FAQ
Does the recipient need a wallet or ETH?
No. The claim is gasless — the relayer pays the network fee. The recipient only chooses where the tokens should go.
What if I lose the link?
The claim key cannot be recovered — but your funds can. As the sender you can call refund after 30 days and get the tokens back.
What does it cost?
1% protocol fee on create (0.75% with 10k $VESTLY, free with 100k). Fees fund gasless claims, buybacks, and protocol giveaways. You also pay normal network gas and the Uniswap swap fee. Claiming stays free for the recipient.