Paste the wrong wallet.
Old addresses, copied addresses and first-time recipients are easy places to make mistakes.
UNDO adds a configurable safety window before final settlement — giving you time to catch a wrong address, wrong amount, or risky destination before the transfer becomes permanent.
Crypto gives users direct control — but direct control also means direct consequences. A wrong address, wrong amount, or compromised destination can turn a simple mistake into an irreversible loss.
Old addresses, copied addresses and first-time recipients are easy places to make mistakes.
UNDO changes the transfer path itself by adding a deliberate pending state before settlement.
UNDO does not reverse ordinary blockchain transactions. Protected transfers are intentionally routed through a contract or smart-account flow that includes a temporary safety window from the start.
Choose the amount and recipient as usual, then send through UNDO’s protected transfer flow.
The transfer enters a configurable safety window instead of becoming final immediately.
Review the wallet, amount and destination while the transfer is still cancelable.
Complete the transfer when everything looks right — or cancel it before the window closes.
Not every payment needs the same delay. UNDO lets users define rules based on recipient history, transfer size and risk.
The result is a wallet that can move quickly when confidence is high — and slow down when more protection makes sense.
UNDO is designed for everyday crypto users, active traders, larger holders and onchain businesses that want an extra layer between intent and irreversible settlement.
Give users time to notice a wrong recipient or wrong amount before settlement.
Choose how long a protected transfer should remain cancelable.
Trusted recipients can settle fast while new or high-value transfers receive more protection.
Use a shared set of security rules across multiple protected accounts.
Useful for teams or treasuries where transfer mistakes can be especially costly.
A safety layer that can extend beyond basic token transfers as wallet-held assets evolve.
UNDO is designed for Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum-compatible Layer 2 where wallet infrastructure can support crypto and tokenized financial assets. Protected transfer logic fits naturally into a network focused on onchain financial use cases.
$UNDO is designed around advanced transfer protection and account-level security features.
No. The concept only applies to transfers that are intentionally sent through the protected UNDO flow before they become final.
The product concept is non-custodial. The protocol is designed to enforce user-defined transfer rules rather than operate as a centralized custodian.
No. Wallet Rules can allow trusted recipients to settle instantly while adding delays to new addresses or higher-value transfers.
If the user does not cancel and the configured conditions are satisfied, the protected transfer can move to final settlement.
Connect a wallet and explore a safer transfer flow built around control before final settlement.