Bring a wallet, leave with a private settlement

Point the wallet you already use at Robinhood Chain and settle with a counterparty while the terms stay between you.

There is no account to create and no email to hand over. Your wallet address is your identity, and every action on Deploier is a signature you can read before you approve it.

Browser wallets

MetaMask, Rabby, OKX Wallet, Coinbase Wallet, Brave and other wallets that announce themselves over EIP-6963 are listed automatically when installed.

Phone wallets

On a phone, the connect dialog opens this site inside your wallet's own browser. WalletConnect pairing is offered once the site operator enables it.

The network is added for you

If your wallet does not know Robinhood Chain yet, connecting asks it to add chain id 4663 with the public RPC and explorer. You approve that in the wallet.

Connect on Deploier

Connecting takes the wallet you already use and points it at Robinhood Chain. From there you can propose a settlement, accept one, or issue a tokenized instrument: in practice mode until the contracts are deployed, then with real transactions.

Phantom lists itself as an EVM wallet but cannot add custom networks, so it appears in the dialog as not supported. Every other wallet that can add a network works, on a laptop or inside a phone wallet's browser.

Your first private settlement

You need two wallets you control, or a colleague with one. Signing is free and sends no transaction; the public tape only ever learns a hash, a status and a block number.

Practice mode: no funds move

Connect wallet A

Open the practice desk and connect. Check that the chip in the header turns green for the right network.

Open the desk

Write and sign the terms

Paste wallet B's address, choose what A delivers and what A receives, add a memo, then sign the plain-language message.

How a proposal works

Send the private link

The desk gives you a link carrying this record's view key. Send it to wallet B through a channel you already trust.

What the link contains

Accept from wallet B

Open the link, connect wallet B and sign the acceptance. The public tape flips to settled with the current block.

Try it now

“A market needs two things from a settlement: proof that it happened, and silence about what happened. We keep the first public and the second with the parties.”

Deploier design principleFrom the litepaper, section 3

What connecting never does

A settlement layer built on discretion should be just as careful with its own users.

No approvals, no spending: the practice desk never asks for a token approval or a transaction. If a site claiming to be Deploier does, close it.
No tracking of balances: your ETH and USDG balances are read from the public chain for display in your own browser only.
No keys leave the wallet: signatures are produced inside your wallet; the site receives the signature, never the key.
One official address: the $DEPLOIER contract will be published on the token page and in the header. Trust no other source.

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