Institutional-Grade Wrapping
Wrap the same asset you lock: USDC, USDT, WBTC, PAXG or XAUT. Backed one for one by collateral on Ethereum and built with full transparency.
Start WrappingTotal value locked
Introducing RVX
The Rovix token
Lock
Mint
Prove
RVX holders decide which assets Rovix will back, what the caps are, and who holds the guardian key
Rovix moves collateral for other protocols through canonical, one-for-one wrapping
And Rovix helps you move that collateral wherever it earns
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Lock on Ethereum, hold the same value on Robinhood Chain
Collateral sits in a vault contract on Ethereum and the wrapped asset is minted against it, one for one, with matching decimals so no amount is ever rescaled in transit. You can unwrap at any time back into the original asset.
locked[asset] == wrapped.totalSupply()
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Burn the wrapped asset and take the collateral back
Unwrapping burns the wrapped units and releases the canonical asset on Ethereum, net of the protocol fee. A release a token refuses becomes a claim its owner can pull later, so one blocked address cannot wedge the bridge for everyone else.
burn(amount) → release(asset, to)
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Check the backing yourself, at any block
The vault reports backing, balance, unswept fees and deferred claims as four separate figures. Quorum reporters mirror them onto Robinhood Chain, and a proven shortfall lets any address at all halt minting.
reserves(asset)
→ backing, balance,
fees, deferred
Designed to perform, not yet audited to protect
The contracts carry 118 passing tests and four invariants under fuzzing. They have had no external review, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise.
View the suiteReserveVault
118 tests · Ethereum
Holds the collateral behind everything minted on the other chain.
WrapGateway
118 tests · Robinhood Chain
Mints against a lock proof and holds nothing in between.
LayerZeroAdapter
Mock endpoint only
Decides which remote is trusted, and has only ever run against a mock.
About the Rovix bug bounty
Rovix mitigates risk through contracts that are deliberately dull to read: there is no upgrade path, no transfer tax and no hooks. A bounty will open once the external review is done, so there is nothing to submit to yet.
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Read the contracts, argue with the design, and tell us what we got wrong before anything holds real collateral.
Connecting Collateral to Chains at the Speed of a Block
Open the Rovix appRecent notes
Aug 26, 2026
The accounting rule that makes proof of reserve mean anything
noteAug 26, 2026
Why a blocked recipient becomes a claim instead of a wedge
noteAug 26, 2026
Rate limits that refuse a message rather than dropping it
noteAug 26, 2026
A guardian key that can pause but never unpause
noteAug 26, 2026
Quorum attestations, and the breaker anyone can pull
noteAug 26, 2026
Fee-on-transfer assets are refused, not accommodated
noteReserve report
These figures come from contract storage, never from a spreadsheet. Nothing is deployed yet, so every live figure reads as unavailable rather than as zero.