Hood USDP lets anyone send regulated USDG to a phone number — completely privately, on Robinhood Chain. Confidential balances, unlinkable transfers, and a claim-by-link so the recipient never needs a wallet or seed phrase.
A confidentiality and reach layer for USDG on Robinhood Chain — combining FHE, ZK, embedded wallets, and phone-number payments into a single stack.
Robinhood Chain launched mainnet on June 30, 2026 — an EVM L2 built for regulated finance. Every balance and transfer is still visible by default. Hood USDP fixes that.
Public blockchains promise fast, low-cost stablecoin settlement, but their default transparency exposes every balance and every counterparty. And you can only pay someone who already has a wallet address — excluding nearly everyone you'd actually want to pay.
Hood USDP is the confidentiality and reach layer for USDG on Robinhood Chain. FHE hides balances, ZK unlinks transfers, and SMS claim-links let you pay anyone with a phone. A wallet is created for the recipient on the fly, gas is sponsored, and unclaimed funds auto-refund. Send money like a text — privately.
Public L2s broadcast every payment by default, and stablecoins can only reach people who already have a wallet. That's a dealbreaker for anyone sending real money to real people.
On a public L2, every balance and payment is visible — anyone can profile your holdings, counterparties, and habits.
You can only pay someone who already has a wallet address — excluding nearly everyone you'd actually want to pay.
Receiving crypto normally means installing an app, writing down a seed phrase, and understanding gas — a wall most people won't climb.
Existing privacy tools are all-or-nothing and expensive, with no way to trade off confidentiality against speed and fee.
Three building blocks — phone-number reach, FHE + ZK privacy, and a privacy dial — combined into a single payments experience on Robinhood Chain.
Enter a phone number and an amount. Funds lock in escrow and the recipient gets an SMS with a one-time claim link — no wallet address required.
FHE keeps balances encrypted on-chain; ZK unlinks transfers. Amount, sender, and recipient stay hidden — while USDG still settles on Robinhood Chain.
Pick per payment: Full Private (max confidentiality), Semi-Private (amount hidden), or Standard (fully public, lowest fee).
USDP pioneers the confidential infrastructure for the Web4 agentic economy. Our ZK-powered platform empowers institutions, developers, and AI agents to transact on Robinhood Chain with unparalleled privacy, ushering in an era of secure, autonomous commerce.
From first-time recipients who've never touched crypto to HUSDP stakers running the relay network — every participant has a place, and a reward.
Send USDG to a phone number the same way you'd send a text — privately, with a claim link that works on any smartphone.
Tap the SMS link, a passkey-secured wallet is created on the fly, and the USDG is released — no app install, no seed phrase, no gas.
Run a relay node, provide shielded-pool liquidity, or stake HUSDP to earn a share of protocol fees plus USDG reserve yield.
FHE hides balances, ZK unlinks transfers, a relay layer protects origins, and phone-number escrow removes the wallet barrier — all settled in USDG on Robinhood Chain.
Phone-number payments, claim-by-link, on-the-fly wallet creation, auto-refund
USDG stored as ciphertext; contracts add/subtract/compare without seeing plaintext
Commitments + nullifiers unlink transfers; amount, sender and recipient stay hidden
ZK proofs routed through staked relay nodes to obscure IP and transaction origin
USDG (Paxos, MAS/MiCA-regulated) settled on Robinhood Chain — Arbitrum Orbit L2
Four weeks to a working stack: confidential rails, phone-number reach, three privacy tiers, then AA gas + yield share — shipping in that order.
USDG confidential token (FHE), ZK shielded pool, and HUSDP live on Robinhood Chain — first private transfer end-to-end.
SMS escrow + claim-by-link, on-the-fly wallet creation for first-time recipients, and auto-refund on timeout.
Three privacy tiers (Full / Semi / Standard), relay routing for origin protection, and the fee flywheel with buyback + burn.
Account-abstraction gas sponsorship at scale, USDG reserve yield share to in-protocol holders, and governance over fees and privacy params.
Enter a number, enter an amount, send. Privacy and the on-chain machinery stay invisible — the same certainty as sending a text.
Your USDG balance is stored as an FHE ciphertext on Robinhood Chain and decrypted only on your device — nothing public, only you can see your true holdings.
You enter a phone number and an amount, and pick a privacy tier. Your USDG locks in the Hood USDP SMS escrow contract on Robinhood Chain, and the recipient gets an SMS with a secure, one-time claim link. When they tap it, a wallet is created for them on the fly and the USDG is released. If they never claim, the funds auto-refund to you after a timeout — no lost money, no dead-ends.
Balances are stored as FHE ciphertexts, so contracts can add, subtract, and compare amounts without ever seeing plaintext. Transfers additionally pass through a ZK shielded pool, so the link between sender and recipient can't be reconstructed from on-chain data.
Full Private hides amount, sender, and recipient. Semi-Private hides the amount only. Standard is fully public with the lowest fee — you choose the trade-off on every payment.
Robinhood Chain is an EVM L2 on Arbitrum Orbit purpose-built for regulated finance, and USDG is a reserve-backed, regulated stablecoin issued by Paxos. Together they give Hood USDP fast, low-cost settlement without giving up regulatory footing.
No. A wallet is created for the recipient automatically when they tap their claim link, and gas is sponsored, so they never need to hold ETH or manage a seed phrase just to receive a payment.
HUSDP is the protocol token. Holders can stake it to run relay nodes, provide shielded-pool liquidity, or simply stake for a share of protocol fees and USDG reserve yield.
Hood USDP is private stablecoin payments to any phone number, settled in USDG on Robinhood Chain. No wallet address needed to receive. No seed phrase. No ETH. Just a link.