Wallet signature
A short-lived server nonce is signed to prove wallet control. The signature is not a transaction and grants no token movement.
Quiver / Privacy model
Quiver protects access to your configuration, not the public nature of the chain.
A short-lived server nonce is signed to prove wallet control. The signature is not a transaction and grants no token movement.
The backend checks a positive balance of the configured ERC-20 contract using the Robinhood Chain RPC. Eligibility is never accepted from the browser.
Monitoring targets are encrypted using AES-256-GCM with a server-held key. They are not included in the public agent API.
Robinhood Chain transactions and account relationships are public. Quiver does not hide onchain history or make transfers private.
No zero-knowledge proofs, anonymous transfers, transaction encryption, or private transactions are implemented. Reports are intelligence about public data, not a security guarantee.