Sends that
bounce back.
Send ETH, USDG, Stock Tokens or any token on Robinhood Chain. The recipient claims it. Until they do, you can pull it back, so a wrong address costs you nothing.
One extra click, for the person you pay.
A normal transfer is final the moment you sign. With Bouncer the money waits in a contract until the recipient takes it.
Send: pick the token, paste the address, set how long the recipient has to claim. From 10 minutes to a year.
They claim from their inbox in the app, or from the link you share. The money lands in their wallet.
Or it bounces. Nobody claimed, or you spot a typo? Take it back in one transaction, before or after the deadline.
What the contract allows, and nothing else.
- Only the recipient can claim, and only before the deadline you set.
- Only you can bounce, at any time until it's claimed. After the deadline the recipient can no longer claim, so it stays yours.
- Bounces are free. A 0.1% fee is taken only when a send is claimed. It's fixed per send when you make it and capped at 1% in the contract.
- Any token. ETH, USDG, the Stock Tokens, pons memes, your own token. For tokens with a transfer tax the contract holds what actually arrived.
- No owner access. The owner can change the fee within the cap and the treasury address. There is no function that moves held funds.
Questions
Why not just send normally?
For a wallet you pay every week, do. Bouncer is for the first payment to a new address, a big amount, a copy-pasted address from a chat, or paying someone who may never show up.
What does the recipient need?
A wallet on Robinhood Chain and a little ETH for the claim transaction. They can see everything sent to them in the Inbox tab.
What if I send to an address nobody controls?
Nobody can claim it. Press Bounce in the Sent tab and it comes back in full, with no fee.
Can the recipient be scammed into thinking it's theirs?
Until they claim it, it isn't. The app shows held sends as held, with the sender and the deadline, so nobody should treat a held send as paid.
Is it audited?
No. The contract is short and its tests run against real USDG on a fork of Robinhood Chain, but it is unaudited. Read the docs before sending large amounts.
Pay first. Take it back if you need to.
Any token on Robinhood Chain. 0.1% on claims, bounces are free.