● Robinhood Chain · Chain ID 4663
Fletcher bridges into Robinhood Chain and lets you name the wallet that receives — not the one that paid. Send from your hot wallet, land on cold storage, in one transaction.
No account. No email. Connect, bridge, close the tab.
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Why Fletcher
Most bridges assume you want the funds back in the wallet you paid with. Fletcher asks where they should go. Cold storage, a fresh wallet, a wallet you keep separate from everything else.
Relay, LI.FI and Across are quoted side by side, every time. The best price is selected automatically and the others show you exactly what you saved.
No sign-up, no email, no profile. Fletcher never holds your funds and never asks who you are. Close the tab and there is nothing left behind on our side.
How it works
Any EVM wallet. Fletcher detects the chain you are on and the balances you can bridge — ETH or USDC.
Leave it as your own wallet, or paste any address on Robinhood Chain. Fletcher checks the address before it will let you continue.
One signature. Routes are compared, the cheapest is taken, and you can follow the transfer until it settles.
Roadmap
Robinhood Chain first, because that is where the tokenized stocks are. Then everywhere else worth arriving from.
Bridge from Arbitrum, Ethereum, Base and Optimism into Robinhood Chain — in either direction — with a destination address of your choosing.
Arrive already holding the position. Bridge and swap into a tokenized stock in a single flow instead of two.
BNB Chain, Avalanche, Linea, Scroll, zkSync, Blast, Mantle, Mode, Zora, Celo and the rest — wherever your dollars already sit, that should be a starting point.
Solana, Bitcoin, Sui, Aptos, TON, Tron and Cosmos. Different address formats, different signing — same rule: you say where it lands.
Questions
No. Both chains are public ledgers and anyone can read them. What Fletcher changes is which wallet ends up holding the funds — useful for keeping a receiving wallet separate from the one you spend with. It is separation, not concealment.
No. Routing happens through Relay, LI.FI and Across contracts. Fletcher finds the price and builds the transaction — you sign it, and the funds never touch a wallet we control.
Fletcher adds no fee of its own. You pay the underlying route and gas, and the receipt shows both before you sign.
Fletcher validates the format and shows you the address it will send to before you sign. Beyond that, a sent transaction cannot be reversed — check it twice.