Turn any token into a gift worth opening.
Lock tokens in a drop, share one link, and let people unwrap their share. Welcome drops, launch campaigns, holder rewards — or just a gift for a friend.
No wallet handy? Try the demo — clearly labeled, fully simulated.
Launch week mystery box
Three steps. One link.
- 01
Fund a drop
Pick a token, a budget and who can claim. Tokens move from your wallet into an escrow contract — not to us.
- 02
Share one link
Drop it in the group chat, your Discord or a DM. Link-only drops need the secret inside the link to claim.
- 03
They open it
Recipients connect, unwrap the gift and claim with one transaction. Whatever's left comes back to you after it ends.
Made for drops of every size
- Communities
Welcome drops
Give every new member of your community a starter stack. One link in the welcome channel.
- Projects
Launch campaigns
Mystery boxes for launch week. Same amount for all, revealed on open.
- Friends
Gifts for friends
Birthday, payday, bet you lost. One link, one gift, locked to their wallet if you want.
- Allowlist
Snapshot rewards
Build an allowlist from everyone holding your token at a block. Only those wallets can claim.
- Token-gated
Holder bonuses
Anyone holding a minimum balance can claim, checked at claim time. Not sybil-proof: tokens can hop between wallets.
- IRL
Event drops
Hackathons, meetups, Spaces. Share the link on stage and let the room claim.
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FAQ
Which tokens can I drop?
Standard ERC-20 tokens on Robinhood Chain: balances that don't change on their own, transfers that move exactly the amount sent, and no issuer controls over who can receive. Fee-on-transfer tokens are rejected at funding. Tokenized stocks and tokens with allowlists, blocklists or pauses aren't supported. The app spots some of these automatically, but those checks are limited — passing them doesn't prove a token is compatible.
Who pays the network fees?
Creators pay for the approval and the funding transaction. Recipients pay a small fee in ETH to claim.
What happens to unclaimed tokens?
After the end time — or once every slot is claimed — the creator can pull back everything left, including rounding dust. Tokens already claimed can't be taken back, and nobody can withdraw while a drop is still running.
Is a link-only drop private?
No. The secret in the link stops strangers and bots from claiming, but the drop, its token, amounts and every claim are public on-chain.
Is the mystery amount secret?
Only in the experience. You see it when you open the gift, but anyone can read it on-chain. Everyone in a mystery drop gets the same amount.
Can one person claim twice?
One wallet can claim once per drop — the contract enforces it. It can't stop someone from using several wallets; use an allowlist when that matters.
What's the difference between a holder drop and a snapshot?
A holder drop checks the claimer's balance of a token at the moment they claim, so the same tokens can be moved to a new wallet to claim again. A snapshot turns everyone who held the token at one block into a fixed allowlist. Use the snapshot when you need a list that can't grow.
Are there platform fees?
The escrow's fee is fixed when the contract is deployed and can't change afterwards. The create screen reads it from the contract and shows it before you fund.
Is this audited?
No. This is a testnet build with unaudited contracts. Don't use it for anything you can't afford to lose, and nothing here is investment advice.