zkswapExploring clearer swap routes, permission checks, and optional ZK-gated access. On Robinhood Chain, signed in your own wallet.
Compare routesYour wallet makes the transaction, straight to the venue. There is no router of ours in the path and no balance of yours anywhere near us.
Quotes from Uniswap v2, v3, v4 and Pons curves at one block, with fee, cost against the current price and your minimum.
See the spender by name, what it can move today, and the exact amount this swap needs. Unlimited is never the default.
The exact bytes your wallet will sign, decoded into plain lines and simulated from your address before the prompt opens.
An optional Noir proof made in your browser: you hold a live membership of a group, without saying which one.
Live from the chain
Nothing below is a claim about us. These are readings from Robinhood Chain, taken a few seconds ago.
How it works—
Newest Robinhood Chain block, read through this site.
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Gas price the chain reports right now.
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ETH / USD from the Chainlink feed on this chain.
Venues
Each venue quotes in its own way and asks for a different permission. Here is what each one reads, what you sign, and what the numbers leave out.
The flow
Six steps in a fixed order. The wallet opens at the end, not at the start, and only for a transaction that survived its simulation.
VENUES
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The wallet signs last, and it signs a direct venue transaction.
Compare routesEvery venue with a pool answers at one block, so the rows are comparable.
An approval covers this swap and no more. Anything wider is your explicit choice.
The review starts from the raw calldata, not from what the builder meant to write.
A membership proof is made in a browser worker. The secret never reaches this site.
Chain readings
Block pace, gas and the ETH reference price, polled every few seconds through this site's read relay. A dash means there is no reading yet.
Average seconds per block, over the last 3,000 blocks.
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txs, newest block
One line per new block since you opened this page.
Waiting for the first block
Against the highest reading since you opened this page.
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gwei
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GROUPS
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RECORDS
Chainlink feed on Robinhood Chain, sampled since you opened this page. A reference for gas costs, not a trading signal.
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USD PER ETH
The line starts with the second reading.
Our approach
Compare first, verify second, swap last. The order is the product: each step has to answer before the next one opens.
All routes at one block, ranked by what they return. Nothing is hidden behind a single best price.
Spender, allowance, calldata and simulation. You see each one before the wallet asks for anything.
A direct transaction from your wallet to the venue. No router of ours, no custody, no fee of ours.
Step by step
Four checks, the same four whether you trade a stock token, a launch still on its curve, or plain ETH.
Every venue with a pool answers at the same block, so the rows can be compared with each other.
Output, pool fee, cost against current price, minimum received.
COMPARE ROUTESBuilt on
Plain limits
Four things worth reading before the first quote. They are also on the pages where they apply.
STATUS
Stated
WHY IT MATTERS
An access proof hides which member you are. Your address, the tokens, the amounts and your activity stay visible on an EVM chain.
STATUS
App level
WHY IT MATTERS
A proof unlocks screens on this site and is recorded on chain. Pools and routers do not look at it. Enforcing it in a pool is planned, not built.
STATUS
One block
WHY IT MATTERS
The next swap in a pool moves it. Your minimum received is what the transaction enforces if the price moves.
STATUS
Narrow
WHY IT MATTERS
It says this call would not revert right now. It says nothing about whether a token is sound or whether you can sell it later.
Guides
Short notes on what the numbers mean and where they stop. Written for people who read the transaction, or want to start.
Nov 1, 2026
3 mins read
The biggest output number is a good start and a poor finish. Fee, cost against the current price and your minimum tell you the rest.
All guides, in one place.
All guidesFAQ
What the site does, what it leaves to you, and where the token fits. Cannot find it? Ask on X.
Ask on XA swap interface for Robinhood Chain that slows the last step down. It compares quotes across venues, shows the allowance a route needs and who gets it, decodes the transaction, simulates it, and then your wallet signs a direct transaction to the venue.
No. There is no zkSwap router or pool in a swap. Your wallet talks straight to Uniswap or Pons. The only contract of ours is the access book, which holds no funds or tokens and is not in the swap path.
No. Quotes, venue facts and guides work without one. You need a wallet to read your own allowances, to simulate from your own address and to sign.
No. Routes are ranked by what the quoters returned at one block. Nothing here tells you whether to trade.
Get started
Paste a token address and see every route that answers right now. No account, nothing signed.