Write the agreement.
Select your assets, exact amounts and expiry. Add an approved buyer if you want one. Review the terms before funding escrow.
Agree a price. Choose your counterparty.
Give the agreement an Aegis.
AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN TWO WALLETS.
KEPT BY VERIFIED ESCROWS.
Some deals deserve
a direct line.
Agree your price and choose each asset and network. Fund escrow and share a private invitation. Trade within Elysium or Robinhood Chain. Cross-chain trading is coming soon.
↗A considered path from an agreement
to an on-chain exchange.
Select your assets, exact amounts and expiry. Add an approved buyer if you want one. Review the terms before funding escrow.
Your browser encrypts the private link. Publish the complete terms to the board only when you explicitly choose to.
On one network, both assets move in one transaction. Cross-chain trading is coming soon.
Only funded, explicitly published offers appear here. Verify token addresses and review the buyer total before accepting.
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Your recovery secret stays in this browser. Keep the file private. An invitation does not include the secret.
Create an agreement or open an invitation.
Your browser encrypts the offer. The decryption key stays in the URL fragment and is never sent to the server. Anyone with the full link can read the terms.
Publishing is an explicit, signed choice. Wallets, deposited assets, amounts and expiry remain visible on-chain. Settlement reveals the exchange terms.
Use an approved buyer address when the agreement is intended for one wallet.
The buyer pays the agreed amount plus a 1% fee, rounded down to the payment token’s smallest unit. The maker receives the agreed amount. Network gas is separate. For a 1,000-token payment, the buyer pays 1,010 tokens plus gas.
100% of collected settlement fees are allocated to buying back and burning AEGIS. The target is AEGIS on Elysium: 0x5810e318C86fb1921Ccfa642920712a92441F407. Hourly HYPE/WHYPE buyback checks are active on Elysium. Batches start at 0.01 HYPE, capped at 0.1 HYPE per batch and 1 HYPE per day. Purchased tokens go directly to the dead address, removing them from circulation while the reported total supply stays unchanged. Fees accumulate between batches; other payment assets and Robinhood fees stay held until their conversion routes are verified.
The maker funds escrow on the deposit network. The approved buyer verifies it and funds payment escrow on the receive network, including the 1% fee. The maker claims payment and reveals a secret; the buyer then claims the source assets. Stay available until both claims finish. Deposits can be recovered on-chain after their refund deadlines. Save the maker recovery file and keep it private.
The maker can cancel an open offer. After expiry, anyone can trigger recovery, which always returns the escrow to the original maker. The caller pays gas.
Choose your network, then your deposit and receive assets in the main form. Same-chain offers support native HYPE and standard ERC-20 tokens on Elysium, or native ETH and standard ERC-20 tokens on Robinhood Chain. Cross-chain trading is coming soon. Choose the same network on both sides to create an offer. Fee-on-transfer and rebasing tokens are unsupported.
Open deposits and pending fees stay reserved for settlement or refunds. On the current contracts, the deployer can recover only excess funds sent outside an agreement. Earlier escrows retain their original rules.
Same-chain OTC trading is live on Elysium and Robinhood Chain. Cross-chain offer creation is coming soon; existing agreements remain accessible for settlement and refunds. Earlier deployments passed funded browser tests on all four routes. The current surplus-recovery versions passed local contract tests and live-chain fork deployment checks. The sandbox uses valueless assets. The contracts have automated test coverage and have not received an independent security audit.