Your wallet is your account
No sign-up, phone number or email. Connect any EVM wallet and your 0x address is your inbox.
HoodChat for Robinhood Chain
HoodChat is an encrypted messenger for crypto wallets. Paste any 0x address and send a message only that wallet can open. No phone number, no email, no server that can read it — and you can tip USDG in the same transaction.
No sign-up, phone number or email. Connect any EVM wallet and your 0x address is your inbox.
Messages are encrypted in your browser to exactly two keys — theirs and yours. The chain only ever stores ciphertext.
Attach a USDG tip to any message. It moves wallet to wallet in the same transaction — HoodChat takes no cut.
There’s no password and no backup file. One signature becomes your encryption key, so the wallet you already secure is the only thing that can open your inbox.
Connect your wallet on Robinhood Chain. HoodChat adds the network for you if it’s missing.
Sign one free message. It derives your messaging key on this device — same wallet, same key, anywhere.
One small transaction puts your public key on-chain so anyone can write to you.
Paste any 0x address that has published a key and start writing. Add a USDG tip if you like.
Live from the contract
Everything below is read from Robinhood Chain right now. Who wrote to whom is public. What they said is ciphertext only the two wallets can open.
Connecting to chain…
The HoodChat contract isn’t deployed on this network yet. Activity appears here the moment it is.
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Send photos and files that are encrypted before upload and only openable by the chat.
Private groups where every member’s wallet gets the group key, sealed just for them.
Send USDG inside a chat without publicly linking the two wallets or revealing the amount.
HoodChat on iOS and Android, with notifications.
A token that ties holders into the network: perks, sponsored messaging and a share of protocol fees.
A messenger where the address book is the blockchain. You write to a wallet address; your browser encrypts the message to that wallet’s published key and posts the ciphertext to Robinhood Chain. Only that wallet (and yours) can decrypt it.
No. Encryption happens in your browser with a key derived from your wallet signature. That key is never uploaded, and there’s no HoodChat server in the message path — it goes straight to the chain.
Which wallets talked, when, and the approximate size of each message (padded to 32-byte buckets). The words are not. If the connection itself is sensitive, use a fresh wallet.
Only Robinhood Chain gas, paid in ETH — usually well under a cent per message. There’s no protocol fee, and the contract hard-caps any future fee at 1 USDG. Live numbers are in the docs under Costs & fees.
Not yet — there’s no key to encrypt to. HoodChat tells you when a wallet hasn’t published one and gives you a link to send them.
Connect the same wallet and sign the same message. You get the same key and your full history decrypts.
Connect, sign once, and your encrypted inbox is open.