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Name the address on Robinhood Chain that should receive, how much ZEC you send, and a transparent Zcash address for refunds. NEAR Intents returns a one-time deposit address.
Send shielded ZEC once. ETH lands on Robinhood Chain at a fresh address, and no chain has an owner to name for it.
Pricing the road…
You send ZEC from a shielded balance to a one-time address. A NEAR Intents solver pays ETH straight to the address you picked on Robinhood Chain. Anew never holds the money: the quote itself names your address as the recipient.
The deshield on Zcash shows an amount, a one-time address and a time. Your balance and your past stay in the pool. On Robinhood Chain your address holds ETH in plain view like any other, and the chain has no owner to name.
Name the address on Robinhood Chain that should receive, how much ZEC you send, and a transparent Zcash address for refunds. NEAR Intents returns a one-time deposit address.
From Zodl, YWallet or any shielded wallet, send the ZEC. On Zcash it reads as a plain deshield: the amount shows, your history does not.
A NEAR Intents solver pays native ETH on Robinhood Chain straight to your address. No hop through another chain, no relayer of ours in between.
The ETH sits at a fresh address with no past. Keep it there, move it, or buy $ANEW with it once the token launches.
Priced live by NEAR Intents with a dry quote, which creates nothing. Every fee below comes out of the quote itself. Anew sets one of them, and the table says whether it is on.
Start at any address that received through Anew and walk backward. The payment on Robinhood Chain, the NEAR Intents swap, the deposit address on Zcash: each step is public, and you can check them in an afternoon. Then comes the deshield, with no sender behind it.
Your balance, your history and the address you sent from stay in the shielded pool. The deshield shows an amount, a one-time address and a time.
1Click sees a deposit to an address it generated, the refund address you gave and the recipient. A shielded sender never reaches it.
The payment, your address and everything it does next sit in public view. The chain has everything except an owner to name.
A privacy claim is worth what it admits. The full picture, observer by observer, sits on the privacy page.
Anew cannot protect you from these. It can only list them where you will read them.
If that address ever touched a wallet known to be yours, it is yours. Make a fresh one: the Start page does it in your browser.
A transparent address that received from an exchange carries your name. Make a new one in your wallet for each trip.
Deshield 1.0000 ZEC every Monday at 09:00 and receive the matching ETH at 09:08, and an observer needs no logs to join the two. Vary the amount and the hour.
A post saying you just got your $ANEW, next to a wallet screenshot, undoes everything on this list.
ZEC that never entered the shielded pool has no deshield to hide behind, and its trail reads like Bitcoin's. Shield first, wait, then send.
$ANEW launches on Robinhood Chain, with no team allocation and no vesting schedule. Its job is to be what a fresh address buys, and its fees keep the site, the quote service and the RPC running. Nothing in the plan needs the price to go up. The launch terms appear here before the launch, and until then every trip ends in ETH.
No contract exists yet, so this page shows none. Watch the X account for the launch.
A planned 0.5% app fee rides inside each NEAR Intents quote. Today no fee account is set, so the site charges nothing.
The plan is a small economy: fees meant to cover the running costs at modest volume, with nothing that needs the price to move. What to do with any surplus is for holders to decide later.
No. Anew runs no bridge and holds nothing. NEAR Intents solvers pay the address you choose on Robinhood Chain. Relay appears on the site only as a fallback road whose price we show.
No account and no email. You can make a fresh address in your browser and never connect anything. Connecting a wallet only fills in the receiving address for you.
Zodl (once Zashi), YWallet or any wallet that spends from the shielded pool. The deposit page shows a QR code those wallets read.
The live quote gives the estimate, recently about seven and a half minutes once your deposit confirms on Zcash.
If the swap cannot complete, NEAR Intents returns the ZEC to your transparent refund address, minus the refund fee shown in the quote.
The amount you receive already has every fee taken out. The calculator lists each line: the rate, the app fees inside the quote, Anew's share and the delivery fee on Robinhood Chain.
Not yet. It launches on Robinhood Chain, and the site shows no contract until one exists. Until then every trip ends in ETH.
One shielded deposit, about eight minutes, and an address with no history on Robinhood Chain.