Flur

Flur is a non-custodial token-transfer application built for @RobinhoodApp Chain.

[Flur @Fluronchain]

Flur is live on @ponsdotfamily

ca: 0x14ba4a98b7e5398609d2fc3751aa67ab2d33f4a0

Flur lets you send tokens without knowing someone’s wallet address by using a one-time claim link.

https://t.co/dhp8ax4Pr7

[Flur @Fluronchain]

Flur keeps its architecture deliberately simple: a browser, an RPC endpoint, and one smart contract.

There is no database or indexing service sitting between the user and the blockchain.

The frontend reads and writes directly against the escrow contract.

Use Flur : https://t.co/JqEcCtIDjE

Ca: 0x14ba4a98b7e5398609d2fc3751aa67ab2d33f4a0

[Flur @Fluronchain]

A Flur claim link contains a private claim key that stays inside the URL fragment and is never sent to a server.

The recipient’s claim is also bound to their wallet through an EIP 712 signature, preventing redirection during the claim.

Use Flur : https://t.co/JqEcCtIDjE

Ca: 0x14ba4a98b7e5398609d2fc3751aa67ab2d33f4a0

[Flur @Fluronchain]

Flur’s escrow contract has no owner, no admin controls, and no upgrade mechanism. Once deployed, its behavior cannot be changed by the Flur team.

The rules live onchain, giving the contract a fixed and transparent operating model.

Use Flur : https://t.co/JqEcCtJb9c

Ca: 0x14ba4a98b7e5398609d2fc3751aa67ab2d33f4a0

[Flur @Fluronchain]

dex is paid
https://t.co/2jDc2WshHE

[Flur @Fluronchain]

Flur’s escrow contract has no owner, no admin controls, and no upgrade mechanism.

Once deployed, its behavior cannot be changed by the Flur team.

The rules live onchain, giving the contract a fixed and transparent operating model.

Coming soon…

[Flur @Fluronchain]

Not every token drop gets claimed immediately. Flur accounts for that.

Set an expiry when creating the drop.

If the recipient doesn’t claim before it expires, only the original creator can trigger the refund and reclaim the tokens.

Launching on @RobinhoodApp

[Flur @Fluronchain]

The sender creates the drop.

The recipient opens the link and connects the wallet they want to receive the tokens with.

Flur then verifies the recipient’s signature and releases the funds directly to that wallet.

No need to know their address beforehand.

[Flur @Fluronchain]

Flur doesn’t need a database, server side API, or admin key.

The application is a static frontend that communicates directly with the blockchain through an RPC endpoint and one smart contract.

Less infrastructure means fewer places for things to go wrong.

Launching soon…

[Flur @Fluronchain]

You don’t always know the recipient’s wallet address. With Flur, you don’t need to.

Lock ERC 20 tokens into escrow, generate a one time claim link, and share it with the person receiving the funds.

Simple, direct, and non custodial.

Launching soon…

[Flur @Fluronchain]

Sending tokens usually starts with a wallet address. Flur changes that.

Create a token drop, get a one time claim link, and send the link instead.

The recipient connects any wallet they choose and claims directly from the onchain escrow.

Launching soon…

[Flur @Fluronchain]

Meet Flur. A simple way to send ERC-20 tokens without asking for a wallet address.

Create a token drop, lock the funds in onchain escrow, and share a one-time claim link. The recipient connects any wallet they choose and claims directly.

Send tokens, Share a link. On @RobinhoodApp