Wrapped Zcash. One chain.
Buy, sell, or run an arbitrage cycle.
Buy exchanges native ETH for zZEC you keep in your wallet. Sell exchanges your zZEC for native ETH. Arbitrage buys and sells within one atomic transaction. All three modes execute on Robinhood Chain.
Buy and Sell compare the two verified pools independently and select one pool. Buy ranks token output with gas shown separately; Sell ranks ETH output after estimated swap gas. Approval gas is additional. We do not split orders across pools in this release.
Selling may require two separate approvals: an exact-amount zZEC allowance to Permit2, then an exact-amount router authorization lasting 30 minutes. Each approval costs gas and requires a wallet confirmation. Requote after confirmation to review the next step. Approvals do not execute a sale and can remain if you stop; revoke unwanted allowances through your wallet.
Buy zZEC →ZEC cycles, native to Robinhood.
Zecarb compares two existing Uniswap v4 pools for ETH → zZEC → ETH, entirely on Robinhood Chain. Buying in one pool and selling in the other can return more ETH when the price difference covers every cost. Both pool orders are quoted; the best quote can still be a loss.
zZEC is Zeal Wrapped Zcash v2, an operator-backed token. It is not native Zcash or issued by Robinhood. “Robinhood native” describes where the transaction executes. This integration trades existing tokens and does not mint, wrap or redeem ZEC.
Execute a ZEC cycle →Compare. Review. Confirm.
- Enter an ETH amount. Compare both pool orders without connecting a wallet.
- Review estimated net return, gas and minimum output. Connect a wallet with ETH on Robinhood Chain and leave enough for gas.
- Acknowledge wrapper risk and any potential loss. The selected route is refreshed, your balance checked and the complete transaction simulated before your wallet asks you to sign.
- Both swaps settle and ETH returns to your wallet, or the transaction reverts. Track the submitted transaction on Activity.
Zecarb does not hold your capital or trade unattended. No bridge, token approval or loan is required for this ETH-funded cycle.
Two existing pools. Both directions.
Pool A has a 0.5% pool fee and a custom hook; Pool B has a 2.8999% pool fee. Quotes use the onchain quoter and include applicable pool and hook effects. Active liquidity is checked before quoting. These fees can outweigh the price difference.
Both pools pair native ETH with the same zZEC token. Pool keys, token identity and router configuration are checked before quotes are offered.
- Pool A ID:
0x7b1478d98e6fc5507f0871b2e13053da5e7f641a1d8a8b056b3c11589a57b84c - Pool B ID:
0x0d33a45d52239e9643b3f64dbb0a6d2dd8a9fc288459f19ab6a71d163c36a06d
Read the complete result.
Estimated net result = quoted ETH returned − input ETH − estimated network gas. Pool and hook fees are already reflected in the quoted output. Gas is estimated and the final cost may differ.
The minimum ETH return applies a 0.5% slippage allowance to the quote, before gas. This is an output floor, not a profit guarantee. A negative estimate is a loss-making cycle, not an arbitrage profit.
Your decision needs the full picture.
zZEC carries issuer, custody, reserve and redemption risks. Reserve attestations are operator statements, not independent proof. Pool A also introduces custom-hook risk. Contract checks do not constitute a security audit.
Liquidity, prices and gas can change. Quotes expire after two minutes. Prepared transactions have a three-minute onchain deadline. Minimum output remains enforced even when you acknowledge a possible loss. A reverted transaction can still cost gas.
Quotes are not realized profit.
The Activity page loads this wallet’s latest saved ZEC transaction reference from this browser and checks its receipt. It is not a complete indexed history. A successful receipt confirms settlement, not profitability. Keep the explorer link as your permanent record.
Earlier product transaction references remain available in legacy records for recovery. They are separate from the ZEC product.