

Assets, One Link Away
Pioneering Portability



The Stack for Sending Assets
- CUSTODYHeld in Single-Use EscrowEvery drop generates its own account, holding one asset for one recipient. Nothing is pooled, and no balance is ever shared between two links.
- SECURITYEncrypted from End to EndThe escrow key is encrypted with AES-256 before it is stored, and decrypted only at the moment a claim settles. There is no default key and no shared secret.
- ACCESSNo Account Needed to ReceiveThe recipient opens a link, connects a wallet, and the asset is theirs. Gas is covered by us, so receiving an asset never requires holding a currency first.
- TRANSPARENCYVerifiable on the Chain ItselfEvery drop, claim and refund settles publicly on Robinhood Chain. Nothing about a transfer depends on trusting our records.
- ASSETSFirst-Party Tokenised AssetsThe listed assets are canonical Robinhood Stock Tokens — gold, silver, oil, treasuries, indices and twenty equities — each one verified against the chain rather than against a list.


A link is the simplest way to transferSending an asset becomes as simple as sending a message. No address to ask for, no network to explain, and no transfer lost because one character was mistyped.
Real assets, not synthetic exposureEvery token here is a claim on something that exists off the chain — vaulted metal, government debt, shares in a company. The asset keeps its real-world backing.
Settlement is immediate and finalTransfers settle on an Ethereum Layer 2 in a fraction of a second and for a fraction of a cent. There is no clearing window and no counterparty to wait on.
Tokenisation is where finance is goingInstitutional adoption and regulatory clarity keep moving real assets on chain. Transferring one should be as ordinary as sending a file, and now it is.
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FAQ
No. The recipient opens the link, connects any Ethereum wallet, and the asset transfers to them. There is nothing to sign up for and no balance to fund first, because the network fee is paid by us.
In an account created for that single drop, holding nothing else. Its key is encrypted before storage and decrypted only to settle the claim, so an unopened drop is never sitting in a shared wallet.
A drop stays claimable for thirty days. After that it stops, and the asset is recoverable by the sender rather than stranded at an address nobody controls.
Robinhood Chain — an Ethereum Layer 2 built on the Arbitrum stack that settles to Ethereum and uses ETH for gas. The assets are first-party Robinhood Stock Tokens issued on that network.
A one percent protocol fee, taken once when you send. Nothing to claim, no subscription, and no spread taken on the asset itself. Network fees on this chain are a fraction of a cent.
No. Zipper never takes custody of the real-world asset behind a token. Issuance, redemption and eligibility remain entirely with the issuer. We move a token you already own, and nothing more.
Zipper publishes every drop, claim and refund to the chain, where anyone can read them. You can browse the full list on the Assets page, verify any transfer on the block explorer, or start a new drop from the send page, or follow us on X/Twitter, or follow along on @UseZipper.
