Share your receive code
Give Alex your reusable code instead of your everyday wallet address.
The private-send protocol built for Robinhood Chain. Share one code. Receive at a fresh address every time. Keep your everyday wallet to yourself.
Fresh recipient addresses. Transactions and amounts stay public.
Built for payments on Robinhood Chain.
Share your code. Receive at a fresh address. Open your inbox.
Give Alex your reusable code instead of your everyday wallet address.
Stealth directs the payment to a new address. The next payment gets another.
Unlock your inbox to find your payments and spend from the addresses you control.
Receive, send and manage your payments
in a dedicated dashboard.
Your receive code, payment history and transaction reviews now have their own space. Try the synthetic demo or connect a wallet on Robinhood testnet.
Open your dashboardA connection isn’t a payment. An unlock isn’t a transfer. Here’s what each step means.
Open your inbox
Choose the wallet you’ll use with Stealth. Connecting identifies your account to the app; it doesn’t send money.
Signing unlocks this session’s ability to find and spend your payments. Review the message before signing; it costs no gas.
Share your receive code. Return to your inbox to scan for new payments and choose what to spend.

Stealth separates incoming payments from your everyday wallet identity. It doesn’t make the blockchain invisible.
On Robinhood Chain testnet, Stealth quotes a 30 bps router fee for native ETH sends. Network gas is estimated separately from the source wallet.
Testnet only · review the exact amount before signing.Demo mode is synthetic. Testnet transactions and amounts remain public.
The things you’ll want to know
before your first payment.
No. Stealth helps separate incoming payments from your everyday wallet. Transactions, amounts, and addresses remain visible on the blockchain. Timing, shared information, and later transfers may still reveal links.
No. Your receive code is reusable. Stealth uses it to direct each new payment to a fresh address you control, so you don’t need to manage a list of addresses yourself.
Connecting lets the app identify the wallet you choose. Unlocking uses wallet signatures to give this app session access to find and spend your payments. Unlocking itself does not send funds. Always review what your wallet asks you to approve.
Payments arrive at separate addresses you control. The inbox displays them together; it doesn’t automatically combine the funds into your everyday wallet.
Each testnet spend uses one payment address with enough ETH for the amount and gas. Funds across multiple addresses are not combined automatically. The displayed mailbox balance is before gas.
That transfer is public. It can create a visible connection between the payment address and your everyday wallet, reducing the separation Stealth provided when you received the payment.
The attached app supports native ETH on Robinhood Chain testnet. Demo mode is synthetic. Mainnet and real-money use are not enabled.