NON-CUSTODIAL CROSS-CHAIN TRADING
Buy and sell Robinhood Chain tokens with what you already hold on Cronos. No bridging. No network juggling. No destination gas. Your wallet, your keys — delivered in seconds.
Every listing is manually verified and its buy and sell routes are re-checked around the clock — if an exit route dies, trading pauses automatically.
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Choose what you pay with — native USDC or CRO on Cronos — and which token you want. One quote shows the full cost: network, solver and Tyros fee. Nothing hidden.
Professional market makers front the liquidity on the destination chain the moment your payment lands. No bridge UI, no wrapped tokens, no waiting rooms.
The token arrives at your own address on Robinhood Chain — usually within seconds. Selling works the same way back: tokens out, native USDC on Cronos in.
Funds move wallet → solver network → wallet. Tyros never holds a balance for you and has no treasury in the flow.
The total cost is shown before you sign — including our 0.5% fee, listed separately. If a route is expensive, you see it, not discover it.
Only manually-checked contracts are tradable. Robinhood Chain has four different “GOKU” tokens — that is exactly why you cannot paste addresses here.
We probe sell routes continuously and warn before you buy anything we cannot currently price an exit for.
No. You pay on Cronos and the token arrives on Robinhood Chain at the same address. You don’t need to add the network, bridge, or hold destination gas to buy. Where the route supports it, buys even include a tiny gas top-up so you can sell later.
Cronos has two USDC contracts: native USDC and the older bridged USDC.e. They are different tokens and only native USDC can settle through the route. The widget shows both balances so you always know which one you hold.
Every quote shows the complete cost before you sign: network gas, solver fee, price impact and the Tyros fee (0.5%, listed separately). Typical all-in cost on the live corridor has been well under 1% for buys.
No. You sign every transaction from your own wallet; the cross-chain leg is settled by the Relay solver network, and the output lands directly at your address. Tyros is a route orchestrator, not an exchange or custodian.
Cross-chain legs either complete or refund — the solver protocol doesn’t leave funds in limbo. Every order is tracked server-side; anything unusual is escalated and reconciled, and your order history shows the explorer links for every step.
Selling deposits your token into the route on Robinhood Chain, and you receive native USDC on Cronos. That one deposit needs a tiny amount of ETH on Robinhood Chain (about a cent). Buys made through Tyros Trade top this up automatically when the route supports it.
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