The same symbol
isn’t the same token.
Every asset belongs to a specific chain. Choose the network before the token, and match the destination to the receiving wallet.
A fresh way to move between wallets.
Explore markets, track transactions and create payment requests.
Private swaps open when verified routes are connected.
The metaphor is playful.
Your crypto deserves clarity.
Choose your network and tokens. Compare a live market preview.
Private swaps open when verified routes are connected.
Price comparison only. No funds are sent. This is not an executable swap quote.
Check a public transaction hash on its network. Provider swap-order tracking becomes available when private routes launch.
Read-only lookup. The selected network’s RPC provider receives the transaction hash.
Live reference data from an existing vault on Robinhood Chain, newest first. A FreshSend execution vault is not connected. These records are not completed FreshSend swaps.
| Batch | Transaction | Block | Time | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reading public batch records… | ||||
Market prices, private routing and vault data,
with clear context at every step.
Every asset belongs to a specific chain. Choose the network before the token, and match the destination to the receiving wallet.
A spot-price comparison doesn’t include route liquidity, network fees or provider costs. It doesn’t execute a swap or provide privacy.
External private routes depend on the provider’s supported pairs. The provider can see the details and apply its own checks.
Connecting a wallet shares its public address. FreshSend does not request your keys or sign a transaction as part of connecting.
Provider-routed private swaps and a zero-knowledge vault are different systems. This release lets you compare markets and explore the interface. FreshSend has no deployed vault or connected private-swap provider, so deposit addresses and executable private quotes are not generated.
The practical details,
before you make a move.
Not in this release. You can use market comparisons, public transaction tracking, the wallet activity check and request links. Private swaps need a connected routing provider and verified funding flows before deposits can open.
Robinhood, Solana, BNB Chain and Base. The token list is specific to each network. Robinhood’s additional tokens are loaded from the public reference vault where available.
No. Market preview compares public spot prices. It does not route funds, execute a trade or alter public wallet activity.
You can configure different source and destination networks in the interface. Actual cross-chain execution depends on a verified provider supporting both networks and assets. There is no automatic public-route fallback.
The interface says the route is unavailable and does not issue a deposit address. It does not substitute a public swap or ask you to send funds elsewhere.
Use an EVM-compatible browser wallet for Robinhood, BNB Chain or Base, and a Solana-compatible wallet for Solana. The built-in connection supports injected EVM wallets and Phantom. You can explore the public tools without connecting.
No. The score only describes the public activity observed in the bounded check. Missing history, off-chain information and shared identifiers can all change what others can infer.
Anyone with a request link can read its amount, recipient, network, note and expiry. The QR contains the same link. Requests do not process payments and no private payment route is currently connected.
There is no execution fee or completion estimate in this preview because no swap is executed. An actual route must disclose its provider fee, network costs, expected timing and quote validity before you fund an order.
FreshSend PAY · REQUEST LINKS
Less back-and-forth.
Put the amount, network and recipient in one shareable request.
A link does not move funds. Private payments open when verified routes are connected.
Create a request to see the details here.
—Expires—Request only. No payment has been processed.
PUBLIC ACTIVITY. EXPLAINED.
No wallet connection. No signatures.
Just an address.
Check how much activity is visible for an address. A score describes the history observed in this check — it does not prove anonymity or safety.
A higher score means less activity was observed in the checked window. It is not a privacy guarantee.
Each check shows its data source, scan limits and timestamp. Missing or unavailable data never produces a perfect score.
The score combines observed transaction count and distinct counterparties in a bounded scan. Solana reads up to 100 recent signatures and samples up to 5 transactions. Base and BNB scan up to 50,000 recent indexed blocks, with a limit of 6 pages and 1,000 activity records. Older history, internal calls and off-chain activity can be missing. An empty or unavailable history returns no numerical score.