Overview
Hillfort is a personal, non-custodial vault for Stock Tokens and USDG, built on Robinhood Chain. Nothing leaves it in a hurry.
What Hillfort is
Hillfort is a vault you deploy for yourself. It is one contract, owned by your wallet, and it holds your Stock Tokens, your USDG and any other ERC-20 token you choose to put inside.
It is personal: there is one vault per owner wallet, and nobody else's assets are in it.
It is non-custodial: Hillfort never holds your keys and the team cannot move your funds. Only two wallets can ever act on a vault: the owner wallet and the backup wallet the owner chose when the vault was created.
It is slow on purpose: a withdrawal is never instant. That is the whole idea.
The mechanism in one sentence
Every withdrawal starts a delay of 24h by default (you can choose anything from 6h to 7 days); the request is visible on-chain from the first second, and during the delay you or your backup wallet can cancel it.
If the request was yours, you wait, then you collect. If it was not yours, you cancel it, and the thief leaves with nothing. How it works gives the full picture; The problem explains why a pause matters so much.
What it costs
One fee of 0.10% on withdrawals that actually execute, waived for wallets that stake $HILT. Cancelling is free. Rescuing to the backup wallet is free. See Fees.
Status
Hillfort is built on Robinhood Chain. It is not affiliated with Robinhood Markets, Inc. The $HILT contract address will only ever be posted on @Hillfortrh.
Where to go next
- The problem: why a stolen key is fatal in seconds.
- How it works: the vault, the delay, cancelling, the backup wallet and the silence clause.
- Parameters: every number in one table.
- What Hillfort protects against, and what it does not: read this before you trust it.
- Fees and $HILT: the one fee and the token behind it.
- Preview vs mainnet: what the preview does and what changes at launch.
- FAQ, Risks and disclaimers and the Glossary.
