Transactions should land.
RobinRelay is a transaction reliability layer for Robinhood Chain that routes, simulates, broadcasts and tracks transactions through the healthiest available infrastructure.
Infrastructure status
Live visibility into relay health across every monitored Robinhood Chain RPC endpoint, computed from real health probes.
Live relay feed
Anonymized activity generated by real requests routed through RobinRelay, including automatic failovers. Request IDs are internal identifiers, not blockchain hashes.
RPC health monitor
RobinRelay continuously probes every endpoint with eth_blockNumber and flags the one it currently considers optimal for routing.
| Endpoint | Status | Latency | Success Rate | Load | Last Block | Requests |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Probing endpoints… | ||||||
Test RobinRelay
Send a real read-only request through the routing engine and watch RobinRelay probe endpoints, select the healthiest RPC, fail over if needed, and return the response.
$ Select a mode and send a request to see the routing engine in action.
Transaction reliability, end to end
Every transaction moves through a deterministic pipeline designed to catch failures before they reach the chain.
Simulate
Detect execution errors before broadcast.
Route
Evaluate endpoint latency, health and availability.
Broadcast
Send through the best available RPC infrastructure.
Failover
Automatically move to another healthy endpoint on failure.
Confirm
Track the transaction until its final status is known.
Why RobinRelay exists
When an RPC endpoint fails mid-broadcast, RobinRelay reroutes to a healthy endpoint automatically — no dropped transactions, no manual retries.
Illustrative animation — real failovers appear live in the relay feed above.
One endpoint.
Reliable execution.
Drop RobinRelay in where your RPC URL used to be. Simulation, health-based routing, failover and confirmation tracking come standard — no extra infrastructure to run.
- Automatic RPC health scoring and selection
- Pre-broadcast simulation to catch reverts
- Transparent failover across redundant endpoints
- Confirmation tracking with a single await
import { RobinRelay } from "@robinrelay/sdk"; const relay = new RobinRelay({ network: "robinhood",}); // RobinRelay simulates, routes and broadcasts for youconst tx = await relay.sendTransaction({ transaction,}); await tx.confirmed();Network architecture
Requests from any client flow through RobinRelay's engines, out to redundant RPC infrastructure, and onto Robinhood Chain.