FAQ

Is Zecpass a mixer? No. It moves value from Zcash's shielded pool to Robinhood Chain through two public rails. The privacy is Zcash's. Zecpass neither pools nor mixes anything.

Do I need a wallet connected to use it? No. You type an address that should receive $ZECPASS, you send ZEC from your own wallet, and the road does the rest. The site never asks for a signature.

Why do I need a transparent Zcash address? For refunds only. NEAR Intents returns ZEC there if a solver cannot fill. Make a fresh one in Zodl for each pass if you care about not linking passes to each other.

How long does it take? About eight minutes: seven on NEAR Intents, one second on Relay, one block on Robinhood Chain. In instant mode, seven minutes plus one block.

What does it cost? NEAR Intents' spread and its 25 bps surcharge for unauthenticated integrations, Relay's fee (about 0.15 percent at 0.01 ETH, less on larger amounts), the Pons curve fee (1 percent) and the Zecpass hub fee (0.5 percent). All of it is in the quote before you send anything.

How many $ZECPASS will I get? Whatever the curve gives for the ETH at the moment of the sweep. The site cannot promise a number: between the quote and the sweep other people trade.

Can the team take my ETH once it is in my pass? No. Only a sweep (which buys you tokens) or your own withdraw can move it. The owner cannot pause withdraw.

Can the team take my ETH before it is in my pass? In bridge mode the relayer holds it on Arbitrum One for a few seconds. That is the one trusted moment, bounded to one order, and everyone can see it if it goes wrong. In instant mode the relayer holds nothing of yours.

What if the token is not launched yet when my ETH arrives? It waits in your pass. The relayer sweeps it on the first tick after launch, or you withdraw it. Nothing is lost by being early.

Can I use the same pass twice? Yes. A pass is your permanent address on the road. Every time it receives ETH, a sweep buys you more tokens.

Can I send ETH to my pass from somewhere else? Yes, and it works the same. The pass does not care who paid it.

Why Arbitrum One in the middle? Because NEAR Intents solvers do not quote Robinhood Chain yet. The day they do, the relayer sends new orders straight to the pass and the middle disappears.

Why not buy tokenised stocks the same way? The rails would allow it. The regulatory question is a different one from a memecoin on a launcher, and the whitepaper leaves it as a question.

Where is the code? The repository is private for now. The contract is verified on the explorer once deployed, the docs are the same markdown the repository holds, and the ABI is published in the site's source.

Who runs this? A small team on Robinhood Chain that has shipped a few things there before. Handle in the footer.