You see out. Nobody sees in.

A private chain on Robinhood Chain. Same EVM, same wallets. What you hold and what you trade is yours to see.

See both sides
Tinted
block … · gas …
Robinhood Chain
block …
Settlement
… · last …

[01] Two views

One chain. Two views.

The same block, at the same moment, as the RPC answers it. On the left, you. On the right, everyone else.

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Real requests, sent from your browser to Tinted's RPC while you read this.

[02] How it works

Three steps to your floor.

  1. 01

    Cross the bridge.

    ETH moves from Robinhood Chain to the same address on Tinted, in about a minute. ERC-20s like USDG cross through the token bridge, WETH through its own gateway.

    Opens to everyone after the audit

  2. 02

    Sign once, get your key.

    Sign a message with your wallet. You get a personal RPC URL that answers for you and nobody else.

  3. 03

    Look out.

    Use the same wallet and the same apps. You see your balances, your trades and your events. From the street, it is glass.

[03] Privacy

What the street sees.

Only you

  • Your balances
  • Your transactions and their receipts
  • The events that name you
  • Your nonce

Everyone

  • That a block exists, its number and its time
  • The gas price
  • Contract code
  • A data certificate per batch on Robinhood Chain, never your transactions

For now, Tinted's own node sees everything, as any RPC provider does today. Enclaves come next, so that nobody runs a window onto your data. Auditors named by the chain can read everything, for compliance.

[04] Network

The building.

Chain ID
59620152141
Settles on
Robinhood Chain
Stack
Arbitrum Orbit, AnyTrust
Gas token
ETH
Tinted block · live
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Gas price · live
…
Robinhood Chain block · live
…
Batches settled · live
… ↗

Signs you in, then adds the chain with your private RPC.

Your private RPC

Get your window.

  1. 1Connect your wallet
  2. 2Sign the message (no transaction, no fee)
  3. 3Add Tinted with your private RPC