Deployed on Robinhood mainnet
SplitUSDGVault is deployed on chain 4663 at 0x9fc6f7620D2F5a97bf71599b5bf1A594f05A929A. Its receipt is named SplitLayer USDG (sUSDG), with six decimals. This receipt is separate from the project's planned fair-launch token.
Every sUSDG minted by the vault requires an equal deposit of canonical USDG. There is no owner, administrative mint, upgrade mechanism, protocol fee, or initial receipt allocation.
Use your USDG
- Connect an EVM wallet with native USDG and ETH for gas on Robinhood Chain. USDG contract: 0x5fc5360D0400a0Fd4f2af552ADD042D716F1d168.
- Wrap: approve the exact USDG deposit amount, then confirm depositFor. Your wallet receives the same amount of sUSDG.
- Unwrap: burn your sUSDG and receive native USDG in your wallet in the same transaction.
- Pay: enter a Robinhood recipient. The vault burns your receipts and transfers native USDG to the recipient atomically. A unique payment ID prevents replay of that payment.
- Bridge: enter an Ethereum recipient, review the current issuer fee, and confirm. Source sUSDG is burned; the issuer sends native USDG to Ethereum. Minimum received equals the input amount; the bridge fee is paid separately in ETH.
A live route, with explicit settlement
The immutable issuer OFT is 0x0d54755f5106BfdB43f7a35f5D49a23F940628d1. The vault allows Ethereum (LayerZero endpoint 30101) and Arbitrum (30110), but every quote and execution also requires a configured issuer peer. Ethereum had an active peer at deployment. Arbitrum did not and is not offered in the interface.
The wallet does not hold the same spendable balance on every chain. sUSDG exists on Robinhood. An Ethereum exit consumes that source receipt and delivers native USDG asynchronously. The app shows the source receipt separately and links to LayerZero for destination delivery. Source confirmation is never presented as destination completion.
A fee or quote expiry change requires another review. An unconfirmed transaction remains visible, including after a page reload. Do not resubmit a pending bridge merely because destination delivery is slow.
Trust boundaries
USDG remains issuer-controlled. Issuer freezing, pausing, upgrades, and redemption restrictions can affect deposits and exits. The issuer's OFT and LayerZero configuration are external dependencies. A bridge failure can require follow-up with the issuer or message operator.
The vault has passed local contract and fork checks but has not been independently audited. These checks do not guarantee safety. There is no administrative rescue path for accidental asset transfers, and donated USDG does not create receipts for its sender.
The service has no custody key. Your browser wallet signs approvals and transactions. Dedicated RPC credentials remain on the server. The USDG vault does not convert RWA tokens, supply shared liquidity on every chain, or provide instant cross-chain finality.