infrastructure
Relay Protocol
Cross-chain execution and bridging infrastructure.
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Your assets are on one network. The application you want is on another. That is a routing problem. Relay provides cross-chain transaction execution and bridging infrastructure, with developer documentation for integrating cross-chain transfers into applications. Cross-chain infrastructure connects the source network, an execution route, and the network where the result is needed. The destination matters, but so does the route. Sending a transaction on one chain is different from having its result available on another. Explore Relay Protocol on Hood L two. Find the project links, its full description, and the sources behind the listing.
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Overview
Relay provides cross-chain transaction execution and bridging infrastructure, with developer documentation for integrating cross-chain transfers into applications.
Uses
- Transferring supported assets between chains.
- Integrating cross-chain actions into an application.
Risks and limitations
- Token screening covers the interface’s identified threats; it is not a chain-wide guarantee.
- A bridge route retains its own contract, liquidity and execution dependencies.
Key facts
- What it is
- Relay provides cross-chain transaction execution and bridging infrastructure, with developer documentation for integrating cross-chain transfers into applications.· 82%§
- Primary role
- Fast cross-chain execution and bridging protocol, listed among Robinhood Chain's partner routes in Robinhood's bridging docs.· 80%§
- Scam-token blocking
- Within days of launch Relay began actively blocking identified honeypot/scam tokens on Robinhood Chain and verifying legitimate ones.· 85%§
- Nature of the losses
- Relay attributed the reported incident to malicious token contracts rather than compromised private keys.· 82%§
- Real victims
- Coverage reported a roughly $56,000 loss involving a CASHCAT-linked token. The report concerns a specific incident.· 72%§
- Scope of mitigation
- Relay’s interface screening can block identified tokens, but its coverage is limited.· 75%§
Key features
Cross-chain transfers
Relay executes transfers over supported routes, with speed dependent on conditions and liquidity.
Bridge and execute
Applications can combine a transfer with an action on the destination network.
Developer integration
SDKs and interface components support cross-chain actions in applications.
People and accounts
Publishes cross-chain execution and integration updates.
History
2026-07-01
Relay Protocol listed among Robinhood Chain bridge routes
Robinhood's bridging documentation named Relay among the partner routes for fast cross-chain transfers into the chain at launch.
2026-07-09
Relay warns of and blocks Robinhood Chain honeypot tokens
After reports of wallet-drain losses from malicious tokens, Relay Protocol publicly warned users and began blocking identified scam tokens while reviewing other tokens.
Frequently asked questions
- What is Relay Protocol's role on Robinhood Chain?
- Robinhood lists Relay among its bridge routes. Relay also reported screening for identified malicious tokens after launch.
- Were Robinhood Chain users' wallets hacked?
- For the incident discussed here, Relay attributed losses to malicious token contracts rather than private-key compromise. That statement does not establish the cause of every wallet loss.
- Does Relay's blocking make Robinhood Chain safe?
- Screening may block identified threats within Relay’s interface. It does not verify every token or guarantee safety across the chain.
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