Send it shielded.
Hold it in the open.
Get a passPay in shielded ZEC once. $ZECPASS shows up at the address you chose on Robinhood Chain, and nothing on that chain links the two.
Send it shielded.
Hold it in the open.
About eight minutes, one thing to do on your side. Your pass is an address only you can empty, and it is yours for good.
Start a passFour steps. None of them yours to trust.
Zecpass is not a bridge and holds nothing of yours. Two rails that already exist, and one contract anyone can read.
Give the Robinhood Chain address that should receive $ZECPASS and how much ZEC you are sending. You get a one-time deposit address, valid twenty minutes.
From Zodl or any shielded wallet, send the ZEC. It leaves the pool as a plain deshield: the amount is visible, your history is not.
NEAR Intents pays ETH on Arbitrum in about seven minutes. Relay carries it to Robinhood Chain in one block, into a pass only you can empty.
The hub sweeps your pass, buys $ZECPASS on the Pons curve, keeps half a percent for the road and hands the tokens to your address.
What one tenth of a ZEC buys right now.
Live from NEAR Intents and Relay, refreshed every minute. The fee line is the only number Zecpass decides.
The rails
$ZECPASS on Pons
The two fees pay for the relayer, the gas on two chains and the vault. That is the whole model.
On Zcash
Your balance, your past and the address you sent from stay in the shielded pool. The deshield shows an amount and a one-time address.
On the rails
NEAR Intents sees a deposit it generated. Relay sees the relayer pay a pass. Neither sees a Zcash sender.
On Robinhood Chain
The pass, the sweep, the buy and the holder are all public. What is missing is any owner the chain can name.
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