RBX

Start in RBX by connecting your wallet and choosing the networks you use most. The home view gives you balances, approvals, and recent activity across chains so you can see where funds sit before you move them. From there, pick a route to move value: bridge assets to a target network, or swap in one step using the built-in router. Preview impact, slippage, and fees, then confirm when the quote and gas look right. If you’re relocating a stack, batch several actions and send them together to cut time and cost.

When you’re trading, RBX organizes your workflow around speed and control. Set a price guard, adjust slippage, pick preferred venues, and let the router find efficient paths while you focus on entries and exits. Build a watchlist, subscribe to price or volatility alerts, and pin your most-used pairs. Each position shows cost basis and unrealized PnL, with quick actions to hedge, add, or unwind. Need to manage approvals? The approvals panel lets you tighten allowances or revoke them in a click, reducing surface area before you deploy fresh capital.

If you earn through liquidity or staking, use the yield view to compare pools, fees, rewards, and estimated risk. Simulate deposits to see projected returns and potential impermanent loss before committing. With one click, “zap” into complex pool positions without juggling multiple legs. Set auto-compound intervals and reinvest routes, and define rebalancing rules so rewards shift to better opportunities as markets move. When you’re rotating between chains, queue bridge plus deposit in a single flow to keep funds productive with minimal downtime.

Power users can automate and measure. Create alerts that trigger actions—like topping a collateral vault when utilization spikes, or unwinding when funding flips. Use saved templates for recurring tasks such as monthly rebalances or fee harvesting. Export trade history and performance to CSV for accounting or analytics. Integrate via webhooks to connect signal providers or custom bots. For teams, add wallets with role-based permissions and require multiple signers for key moves. Hardware wallet support and a transaction simulator help you confirm outcomes before sending, so you operate fast without giving up safety.