
Swap in the dark.
Know exactly
where it went.
Private, non-custodial routing across exchanges. No account, no KYC, a receipt that names the venue.
- Fee, printed
- 0.3%
- charged, no venue fee
- Cashback
- 10-40%
- of fee, in stocks
- Custody
- none
Model prices. Live quotes name the real partner and print the same fee line before you deposit.
0xebb4c5b97e4117e30ec82ce025e6f21dded05436The only real address is the one printed on this ticket. Anything pasted in a reply is a fake route.
Every venue that quoted, by its real name.
Private swappers show a wall of exchange logos and route through three partners relabeled as household names. DarkRoute prints what actually answered.
- 01Instant-exchange partnersFloating / Fixed
Named as-is in every quote. Never relabeled.
- 02Intent solversPrivate fill
Cross-chain orders filled without a public book.
- 03Robinhood Chain poolsAMM
ETH, USDG and tokenized-stock pairs, on-chain.
- 04Dark SplitMulti-leg
Large orders split so no venue sees the full size.
- Venue labelThem · Partner relabeled as a household exchangeUs · Partner name printed as-is
- FeeThem · Never stated; only discount tiersUs · 0.3% flat, shown before you deposit. The only fee on a swap. Buying $DARK on its own pool costs 3% to the launchpad hook, which the docs state in full
- CashbackThem · "Monthly", rewards page shows $0Us · Accrues per swap now; settles in stock when the fee vault ships
- RoadmapThem · Every item "in progress"Us · Every item ticked shipped or not, one by one
- Agent deskThem · A show you watchUs · A show you watch today; mirrorable when the desk trades
- What "private" meansThem · Implied total invisibilityUs · Stated plainly: hidden from the market, not from you

Hidden from the market. Not from you.
The category's habit is to overclaim privacy. This is the exact line, in writing.
- Your order never hits a public order book or mempool as a visible swap.
- Large orders split across routes so no single venue sees the full size.
- No account links your swaps together. Only the receiving address is known to the route.
- The partner filling the order sees the deposit and the receiving address.
- On-chain settlement is public by nature of the chain.
- DarkRoute keeps an order record (ids, amounts, status). No names, no emails, no KYC.
Orders above $5,000 are offered a split: one deposit, several venue legs sized to depth, one receipt. No venue sees the full size. Holder tiers lower the threshold to $500.
The receipt is the marketing.
Every order link now unfurls as a card carrying the venue, the fee and the status. Size is optional; venue and fee are always on. The cashback line joins it when payouts start.

- ROUTE
- ETH → USDG (Robinhood Chain)
- VENUE
- Partner A · floating
- SIZE
- hidden from market
- FEE
- 0.3% = $7.49 (DUSK, 15% off)
- CASHBACK
- 0.0032 NVDA · 0x9f1e…
- SETTLED
- 0x8b81… · 14 min
Deposit address + QR. Send from any wallet or exchange; DarkRoute never holds it.
Network confirmations tracked server-side and pushed straight to the page.
The venue fills. For a Dark Split, every leg shows its own venue and fee.
Funds at your address, cashback settled in your stock, one card to share.
- FIRST ROUTE
- NIGHT SHIFT
- SPLITTER
- MIRROR
- DIVERSIFIED
- OG WALLET
Cosmetic only. No badge changes a fee or a route.
Every private swap accrues stock cashback.
A share of the fee is credited to your address as you swap, and settles as tokenized equities once the fee vault ships. Nothing has paid out yet. The rate climbs with 30-day volume; the tier multiplies it.
- Every swap10%
- $10,000+ / 30d20%
- $50,000+ / 30d30%
- $100,000+ / 30d40%
- Fee at 0.3%
- $30.00
- DUSK discount 15%
- −$4.50
- Fee paid
- $25.50
- Cashback 20% × 1.25
- +$6.38 in stocks
- Net cost of routing
- $19.13
- effective rate
- 0.191%
The fee discount is live and applies to your quote. Cashback accrues against your address today and begins settling in tokenized stock when the fee vault ships, so treat that line as accrued rather than paid.

Hold the token. Pay less. Never a better price.
The token buys cheaper fees, more cashback and access to power features. It never changes the route or the venue. Route quality is identical for everyone.
- ○ ROUTERhold 0fee 0.3%cashback ×1
- · Full swap product at 0.3%
- · Base cashback, receipts, status page
- · Watch the agent desk
- ◔ SHADEhold 1M · 0.1%fee −5%cashback ×1.1
- · 5% fee discount
- · Cashback ×1.1
- · Dark Split from $2,000
- ◑ DUSKhold 2.5M · 0.25%fee −15%cashback ×1.25
- · 15% fee discount
- · Cashback ×1.25 · 2 limit/DCA slots
- · Mirror the desk (50 slots at launch)
- · API key: 60 req/min
- ◕ NIGHThold 5M · 0.5%fee −35%cashback ×1.5
- · 35% fee discount
- · Cashback ×1.5 · 10 order slots
- · Dark Split from $500
- · API key: 300 req/min
- ● BLACKOUThold 10M · 1%fee −50%cashback ×2
- · 50% fee discount
- · Cashback ×2 · unlimited order slots
- · Priority fixed-rate windows
- · Name on the burn wall, badge on cards
- 40% Cashback pooltokenized stocks, settled per swap
- 30% Buyback + burn$DARK bought and burned, hash posted. Automation waits on the fee ledger
- 20% Treasurydesk float, partner deposits, audits, infra
- 10% Growthreferral payouts, competitions, ambassadors
30% of net revenue buys $DARK and burns it, hash posted. Not running yet: waits on the fee ledger. The first manual burn is posted with its hashes
100% of realized desk profit, same route
Tiers evaluated on held + staked; staking locks the tier and adds the boost
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain (4663)
- Launch
- pons v2, fair launch
- Team allocation
- 0
- Presale
- none
- Treasury
- revenue only, never supply
- Emissions
- none
- Unlocks
- none
- · improve your rate or your venue
- · move the route quality of anyone else
- · promise a return

A trader that thinks out loud, and can be mirrored.
DarkRoute will run its own autonomous desk on Robinhood Chain with a public wallet and hard-coded spending rails, publishing its reasoning before each move and burning its profit into $DARK. The page below shows the rails and a sample cycle — it is not trading yet.
- Per swap cap
- $100
- Daily budget
- $1,000
- Open positions
- 2 max
- Assets
- ETH · USDG on Robinhood Chain
- Profit
- 100% buys $DARK, burned with hash
- Mirror slots
- 50 at launch, DUSK tier
Set a daily budget. Every desk entry and exit arrives as a pre-filled swap order for your own wallet, scaled to that budget. Your wallet sends the deposit; settlement lands at your address. DarkRoute never holds the funds, even here.
No custody anywhere in the diagram.
DarkRoute can lose its servers and no user funds are at risk mid-route. Partner keys never reach the browser. The desk signer lives in its own box.
- Router APIfail-closed · server-only secrets
- Quote enginefan-out to partners, solvers, pools
- Order enginecreate, poll, status FSM
- Rewards enginecashback, tiers, referral, stock payout
- Route forwarderon-chain fee split + leg forwarding
- Fee vault + burnerdaily buy → burn()
- Agent deskisolated signer, hard rails, SSE
- Wash swaps A→B→A to farm cashbackRound-trips inside 1 hour earn base cashback only
- Self-referralBlocked by address and deposit-source match
- Cancelled orders counted toward tiersOnly settled volume counts
- Badge farmingBadges are cosmetic; nothing changes fees or routes
- Mirror front-running the deskDesk publishes intent after its own order is placed
Receipts first. Then the road.
Every item carries its state, and shipped items carry a date. Blocked items name what they wait on. Dropped items stay on the list with the reason. Nothing here is a promise until it has a hash.
- Routinglive07 SepSwap card with the real venue name
Quote, one-time deposit address, status page. The venue that fills the order is named as is.
- Tokenlive08 Sep$DARK launched on pons v2
Fair launch, no team allocation, no presale, no unlock schedule. No mint, no owner, no pause in the bytecode.
- Tokenlive08 Sep0.3% fee live through the venue
Printed on the quote, charged on the fill. DarkRoute nets 0.15%; the routing protocol keeps the other half.
- Tokenlive08 SepFee tiers applied on the quote
5% to 50% off for signed-in wallets, rounded in the user's favour.
- Distributionlive08 SepReceipt card on every order link
Venue, fee and status unfurl on X. Size is opt-in; the deposit and refund addresses never print.
- Tokenpartly live08 SepStaking escrow and burn ledger
Written and tested, 26 tests. Not deployed, not audited. Public at github.com/darkrouteRH/contracts.
- Routinglive09 SepEvery failure state written out
Short deposit, expired window, refund, venue failure. Recent orders, slippage you pick, NEAR sub-accounts fixed.
- Routinglive10 SepAll-in cost beside every quote
Mid-market printed next to the route, with the difference between them. Saved addresses per chain.
- Distributionlive10 SepChrome extension 0.2, source public
The swap card in the toolbar. One host, no telemetry. Zip on the site and a release on GitHub with the same sha256.
- Routinglive10 SepSend the exact deposit from a browser wallet
The /pay page hands the wallet the base-unit amount, which is where most short deposits came from.
- Trustlive10 SepPublic numbers on the homepage
Orders, settled volume, gross fee, burned. Read by your browser from the router, refreshed every minute.
- Trustlive10 SepRevenue model page
Fee times volume, compounded. Labelled as arithmetic, not a measurement.
- Tokenlive11 SepFirst buyback, 1 ETH
21,727,825 DARK sent to the dead address by transfer, not burn(), so totalSupply() still reads 1B. Three hashes posted. Next one calls burn().
- Distributionlive11 SepAndroid app, signed APK
A shell around the same app. One permission, no keys held. Hash and certificate printed on /android and on GitHub.
- Trustlive11 Sepsecurity.txt and the /security page
Scope, rules, private channels, severity. Reward amounts not published yet, and the page says so.
- Trustlive11 SepOne support address on every surface
[email protected] in both footers and security.txt. We never DM first.
- Distributionpartly live11 SepiOS app builds in the simulator
Same shell, built on a hosted Mac. Nothing to install until an Apple developer account exists.
- Distributionlive12 SepCoinMarketCap page
Paid fast-track, 5,000 USDC, hash posted. Paid to skip a queue, not to buy a verdict.
- Routingpartly live12 SepRobinhood Chain rail
/dark quotes the DARK/ETH Uniswap v4 pool from the chain, prints the hook and the price impact at every size, and buys from your own wallet through the Universal Router. No contract of ours in the path. Selling from the page, USDG and tokenized stocks are next.
- Routinglive12 SepWallet QR with amount and address in one scan
EIP-681 on EVM, BIP-21 on Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin, Solana Pay on SOL, plus an Open in wallet link. Chains that need a memo keep an address-only code on purpose.
- Distributionpartly live12 SepPublic API v1
Tokens, quote, order, status, stats at app.darkroute.exchange/api/v1, documented with an OpenAPI spec. Keyless and rate-limited per IP; keys with tier limits are queued.
- DistributionbuildingChrome Web Store listing
Submitted 11 Sep. Same zip as GitHub. In review, no date.
waits on: Google's review
- DistributionbuildingPlay Store listing
Google verifies the business behind a finance app before publishing. The APK on the site is the same build.
waits on: verified business account, one to two weeks
- RoutingbuildingPartner venues, a real multi-venue route table
Instant-exchange partners beside the current intent leg, every row under its real name with its own fee.
waits on: affiliate approvals
- TokenqueuedFee ledger and vault
Fees land per swap in the input token on the venue side. A ledger that reconciles them is the gate for everything below.
waits on: revenue worth reconciling
- TokenqueuedCashback settles in tokenized stocks
Accrues per swap today, pays nothing yet. Settlement hash printed on the receipt when it does.
waits on: fee ledger, Robinhood Chain rail
- TokenqueuedBuyback and burn, automated
30% of net revenue buys $DARK and burns it through burn(), so the supply number moves. Every hash posted.
waits on: fee ledger, revenue
- TokenqueuedStaking escrow deployed
Lock the tier instead of holding the balance. Deployed from a key that never touched a server.
waits on: external audit
- DeskqueuedThe desk trades
Isolated signer, hard caps per trade and per day, reasoning published before each move, profit burned.
waits on: Robinhood Chain rail
- DeskqueuedMirror the desk, 50 slots
A standing budget executed through the deposit flow. Never custody.
waits on: the desk trading
- RoutingqueuedQuote watches, honestly named
Limit and DCA cannot hold funds in a deposit-address model, so they are alerts that create the order when the target hits.
- DistributionqueuedCoinGecko listing
First submission rejected, resubmitted 10 Sep.
waits on: their review
- TrustqueuedX Premium Business, the gold checkmark
Not for status. Lookalike accounts replying with fake addresses are the most common attack on this project.
waits on: business verification
- DistributionqueuedApp Store submission
TestFlight first. Apple's review is stricter on crypto apps than Google's; it is written here as submitted, never as coming.
waits on: Apple developer account
- DistributionqueuedFirefox extension
Same code, MV3 on Firefox, published on AMO.
- RoutingideaDark Split
One deposit across several venues, sized to depth, so no single venue sees the full size.
waits on: two or more venues
- RoutingideaPortfolio page
Wallet-read PnL across the addresses you signed with. No custody.
- DistributionideaLaunch tab
Deploy on pons v2 from DarkRoute; the desk grades launches it can see.
- RoutingideaRFQ desk for blocks
Over $50k, quoted by venues that can absorb size.
waits on: partner venues
- TokenideaReferral with stock payouts
10% of the referred fee, paid through cashback settlement.
waits on: cashback settlement
- TokenideaGovernance v1
Venue and fee parameters. Only after there is revenue to govern.
- TrustideaTrading competition
Funded from the fee vault, never from supply. No prize pool announced before the vault pays.
waits on: the fee vault paying
- TokendroppedA /burn wall page
Shipped on 12 Sep and taken down the same day.
why: One entry does not need a page. The data stays in the API (/api/v1/burns) and every burn is posted with its hashes.
- DistributiondroppedTelegram bot and Mini App
Removed from the product on 8 Sep.
why: A bot with no backend is a door left open for somebody else. The channel still exists, unlinked.
- TrustdroppedProduct live seven days before the token
It was thirty-five hours.
why: The plan was wrong and the site now says so.
- Copy the proven product shape, change the honestyThe category shape works; the dishonesty is the opening
- Fee 0.3% printed in the quotePartner rev-share covers the rest; a printed number is a moat nobody else will match
- Real partner names, never relabeledRelabeling is the competitor's weakest point; ours is a rule
- Cashback in tokenized stocks, settled per swapNative to Robinhood Chain; a hash beats "monthly"
- Launch on pons v2Chain-native; the desk grades its own launch in public
- Product live before the tokenReceipts first, curve second. Planned seven days, was about thirty-five hours
- Agent desk with hard railsContent engine that cannot blow up the treasury
- Mirror mode via the deposit flowNever custody user funds, even for copy-trading
- Token buys fees and access, never route qualityRoute quality equal for all; trust is the brand
- Privacy limits stated on the docs pageOverclaiming is how the category loses trust
- Settled volume
- per day and 30-day
- Take rate
- fee + partner share ÷ volume, target 0.5%
- Settle time
- median minutes from deposit to settled
- Receipt rate
- share of settled swaps shared as cards
- Cashback paid
- USD value of stock payouts per day
- Burned
- $DARK burned per day, cumulative
- Mirror budgets
- active mirror budgets, USD per day
- ×Follower counts and impressions
- ×Quote requests that never became orders
- ×TVL (there is none: nothing is custodied)
- ×Desk equity as a headline (it is capped at $1k by design)
Strengths and risks, on the same page.
A router that prints its fee should print its risks.
- +The product shape is proven by a competitor with a live token; we are not testing demand.
- +Printed fee + real venue names is a position competitors cannot copy without admitting their labels.
- +Stock cashback with a hash is native to Robinhood Chain and hard to fake.
- +A public API and a launch tab are distribution the category does not have.
- −Partner affiliate approvals can take one to two weeks; the product waits on them.
- −"Private" has limits and we say so; some traders want a bigger promise than we will make.
- −Robinhood Chain liquidity is thin; stock cashback needs pool depth to settle cleanly.
- −A public agent desk can lose money in public. Rails keep it small, not painless.
- −The competitor can copy back every feature; the moat is speed and honesty, not code.
Questions, answered in plain words.
QDo I need an account or KYC?+
No. You provide a receiving address. That is the whole onboarding.
QDoes DarkRoute hold my funds?+
No. Deposits go to the venue filling the order; settlement goes to the address you gave. If our servers vanish mid-route, the venue still owes you the fill.
QWhat is the fee?+
0.3% of the input, shown in the quote before you deposit. Holder tiers cut it by 5% to 50%.
QHow is the cashback paid?+
As tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain, settled to your receiving address per swap, with a transaction hash on the receipt. Pick one stock or a diversified mix.
QWhat does "private" actually hide?+
Your order from the public book and from the market. Not from the venue filling it, and not from the chain. The docs say this in plain words.
QWhich networks can I receive on?+
EVM chains including Robinhood Chain, plus Bitcoin, Solana and others in the partner registry. The network is inferred from your address.
QCan I pick the venue myself?+
Yes. Auto-pick takes the best output; every quoted venue is one click away, by its real name.
QIs $DARK required?+
No. The token lowers fees, raises cashback and unlocks power features. It never changes the route or the price.