What Fletchway is
Bridge and swap in one route. Fletchway moves assets into Robinhood Chain, or out of it, from any major network.
In one line
Fletchway is a routing front end for Robinhood Chain. You pick where funds are and where they should end up, read a live estimate, and confirm in your wallet (a token needs one approval first). The route does the bridging and the swapping for you.
Fletchway never holds your funds and never needs a login. Most routes go from your wallet on the origin network straight to your wallet on the destination; some pass through a solver's one-time deposit address, which refunds you if the route is not filled. Approvals are only ever for the exact amount of the route you confirm.
How a route works
- You choose an origin network and token, a destination network and token, and an amount.
- Fletchway asks a routing engine for a quote: how much arrives, what it costs, how long it takes.
- You confirm one transaction on the origin network. For ERC-20 tokens there is one approval first.
- A solver delivers the destination asset to your address, usually within seconds.
The routes page explains what happens under each of those steps, and the quotes page breaks down every number you see.
What it is not
- Not a wrapped-token bridge. You receive the real asset on the destination, not an IOU.
- Not an exchange account. There is no balance to deposit into and nothing to withdraw later.
- Not a multi-step guide. If a route needs a bridge and then a swap, that is still one route, not two.
Beta status
Fletchway is in beta. Here is what that means today, so nothing surprises you.
- Works: live quotes on every listed pair, routes between EVM networks and Robinhood Chain, and routes between EVM networks.
- Next: Solana and Bitcoin. They appear in the network list already, greyed out, and switch on when their flow is ready.
- Phase 2, coming soon: balance mode. Deposit once, route many times, withdraw to any address. The balance page shows the concept, and the roadmap shows every phase.
- Start small: the first time you use a pair, route a small amount and watch it land before sending more.
- No invented numbers: if live pricing is unavailable, the app says so and nothing can be sent until it is back.
Where to next
- Your first route: five minutes, start to finish.
- Networks and tokens: what is routed today and what is next.
- Quotes, fees and timing: every number in the estimate, explained.