Five layers between you and the chain.

Onion Exchange routes your swaps and transfers on Robinhood Chain through five privacy layers and Tor, so nobody can follow your money.

Coming soon .onion coming soon

lottery-level privacy / tor routed / optional disclosure

five layers and tor on every transfer, all on Robinhood Chain

five layers and tor,all on Robinhood Chain

  • TRTRtor
  • HWHWwallet
  • FRFRfragments
  • BDBDbatch
  • ZKZKzk pool
  • RXRXrelayer
  • ETHETHeth
  • USDGUSDGusdg

Every transfer goes five layers deep.

A fresh wallet, random fragments, batched timing, a ZK pool and a relayer exit. Each one defeats a different way of tracing you.

01

See every layer do its job

Each transfer keeps a private trace only you can open: which layers ran, how long each took, and when the exit fires.

transfer 41982unlinked in 14 min
holding wallet0 min
fragment, 7 splits0 s
batch, zk pool0 min
relayer exiton delay
0481216 min

02

Tor from the first click

Open Onion Exchange through its .onion address and every call, from signing to withdrawal, runs over its own isolated Tor circuit.

#tor sessiontoday
Onion Exchange9:41

Your session runs through 3 Tor relays. No server, including ours, ever sees your IP.

circuit
3 hops, isolated
access
.onion hidden service
ip exposed
none
New circuitClose session
session 26 min

03

A crowd that grows every day

Your funds mix with every other deposit in the pool. The more people use it, the harder any single transfer is to pick out.

pool deposits per weekdaygrows every day
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[ what we actually do ]

The best transaction is the onenobody can follow on chain.

one tick, one fragment

now

  • 09:00
  • 11:00
  • 13:00
  • 15:00
  • 17:00
  • 19:00

Invisible on the network too.

On-chain privacy fails if your connection gives you away. Onion Exchange runs as a Tor hidden service, so the network sees nothing either.

Three hops, then the chain

Every session runs through its own Tor circuit, so no relay ever sees both who you are and where your transaction goes.

one circuit per session

every hop sees one step, never the whole path

Traceability, layer by layer

Each layer cuts the odds of tracing a transfer. Stacked together with Tor, the design target is lottery odds.

odds of a trace surviving each layer

  • holding wallet

    layer 1

    10%

  • fragmentation

    layer 2

    1.6%

  • batch + delay

    layer 3

    0.25%

  • zk proof pool

    layer 4

    0.02%

  • relayer exit

    layer 5

    0.004%

illustrative model, real figures at launch

A day inside the pool.

What the network looks like right now: deposits mixing, relayers online, and how many transfers ran the full stack.

pool activity, hour by hour

next batch in 12 min

00061218

full stack

0%

of transfers run all five layers

relayers online

  • fra
  • iad
  • syd
  • sin
  • ams

0relayers live in 5 regions

Next batch exits in 14 minutes

deposits and withdrawals

  • deposits
  • withdrawals

where relayers run

Dot map with relayer regions in iad, fra and syd iad fra syd

No single country sees every exit

Odds that make tracing a gamble.

Design targets for the full stack, layer by layer. Measured figures get published once the network is live.

  • layers

    5

    independent privacy layers on every transfer

    each one defeats a different attack

    A fresh wallet, random fragments, batched timing, a ZK pool and a relayer exit.
    Layers 1 to 5on chain
  • tor hops

    3

    relays between you and any server

    a fresh circuit every session

    Each relay knows only the hop before it and the hop after it, never the whole path.
    Tor and .onionnetwork layer
  • design target

    1 in 292M

    odds of tracing a transfer through the full stack

    about the odds of a Powerball jackpot

    An illustrative model of all five layers plus Tor. Real figures get published at launch.
    Lottery-level privacydesign target