Welcome to Ultimix.
Ultimix is a desktop-style gateway to Robinhood Chain, backed by Utexo. Move assets from supported EVM networks, exchange tokens on Robinhood Chain and follow your transfers from the same interface.
- Connect a wallet using the button in the toolbar.
- Select your source network and token, then enter the amount.
- Choose what to receive on Robinhood Chain.
- Review the estimated return, fees and route. Confirm in your wallet.
Bridge into Robinhood Chain.
The Bridge tab compares available third-party execution routes for your chosen assets. Quotes include estimated output, fees and arrival time. Select a route and review it before signing.
For example, you can send USDT from a supported source chain and receive USDG on Robinhood Chain when a quote is available. The source and destination tokens are different assets; always review both.
What can I receive?
ETH, USDG and supported tokenized assets appear in the Assets window. A listing identifies an asset, not a guarantee of liquidity. If no route is available, choose another token or amount. USDT is available as a source asset on supported networks; it is not offered as an unverified Robinhood destination token.
Fees and timing
Network fees and routing costs are shown with the quote. Your actual wallet transaction shows the final gas estimate. Quotes refresh automatically and may change before you sign. Bridge arrival times are estimates, not guarantees.
Swap on Robinhood Chain.
The Swap tab exchanges assets already held on Robinhood Chain through available onchain liquidity. Choose the sending asset, receiving asset and amount. Ultimix compares routes and shows the estimated output before requesting a signature.
Slippage sets the maximum allowed movement in your execution price. The settings button lets you choose 0.5%, 1% or 2%. A swap reverts if its minimum output cannot be satisfied.
Tokenized stocks and funds are onchain tokens. Their availability, transfer rules and rights are set by their issuers. Oracle prices shown in the asset list are reference prices and may differ from an executable quote.
Your keys stay with your wallet.
Connect an EVM wallet or sign in using the supported Privy options. The app asks your wallet to switch networks when needed. ERC-20 transfers may require a token approval before the swap or bridge transaction.
Always check the asset, amount, destination and transaction details shown in your wallet. Ultimix does not require you to share a recovery phrase or private key.
What is visible onchain?
The bridge and swap routes currently offered by Ultimix settle on public blockchains. Addresses, transfers and amounts may be visible in explorers. Utexo backing does not make a public route private.
Utexo builds infrastructure for private Bitcoin payments using RGB. That privacy applies to supported RGB operations, not automatically to public EVM transfers or their receiving addresses. A direct private Utexo route into Robinhood Chain is not currently offered here.
Following a transfer.
A submitted transaction is not the same as a completed bridge. First the sending-chain transaction confirms, then the route settles on Robinhood Chain. The progress panel shows these steps and links to available transaction records.
If settlement takes longer than expected, keep the transaction hash and inspect it using the explorer link. Do not start a second transfer to retry one that has already been submitted. The History page refreshes automatically and shows recorded activity for your wallet.
If you reject a wallet request before submission, no transfer is sent. If an onchain transaction reverts, gas may still have been spent. Bridge refunds and final settlement depend on the execution route.
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