Balances are checked again, routes are requested, and the minimum output and costs are calculated.
A little understanding goes a long way
A fresh start
for spare tokens.
Your guide to bringing scattered balances together and putting them back to work as gas.
Quotes show which routes are currently available.
Recyclehood finds token balances across supported networks. You choose the tokens and amounts you want to sell, review the proceeds after costs, and confirm in your wallet. Eligible balances become ETH on their source network, with an optional next step to deliver ETH or SOL elsewhere.
01 / CollectYour selected tokens
02 / CheckA quote after costs
03 / ReuseGas for your next move
A token appearing in your wallet does not guarantee it can be sold. Every selection needs an executable route.
02 / Getting started
Your first sweep.
- Connect the wallet holding your tokens.
Use the Privy wallet picker or the browser-wallet option. Connecting reads your public address and balances; it does not authorize spending.
- Choose what goes.
Select up to eight tokens and a portion of each balance. Leave anything you want to keep unchecked.
- Choose where the gas belongs.
Keep ETH on the source networks, select an ETH destination, or choose SOL and enter your Solana receive address.
- Review the whole selection.
Check the exact input amounts, minimum output, fee budget, route eligibility, and any exchange-rate warning. Quotes expire; an expired quote needs a new review.
- Confirm the requests in your wallet.
The route determines whether you sign an authorization or send an approval and swap. Follow the activity list until settlement confirms. If you selected another network, review its fresh delivery quote next.
03 / Coverage
One view. Different networks.
The app scans five EVM networks. Balance discovery and trading support are separate: finding a token does not mean a route is available for it.
| Network | Chain ID | Execution |
|---|---|---|
| Robinhood Chain | 4663 | Wallet-paid swaps; eligible sponsored routes when activated |
| Base | 8453 | Wallet-paid swaps; eligible gasless provider routes when configured |
| Ethereum | 1 | Discovery; eligible gasless provider routes when configured |
| Arbitrum | 42161 | Discovery; eligible gasless provider routes when configured |
| Optimism | 10 | Discovery; eligible gasless provider routes when configured |
Which tokens can be recycled?
Transferable tokens with enough liquidity and a supported execution route. This can include rewards, small balances, and tradable stock tokens. Locked assets, transfer-restricted tokens, and tokens with no usable liquidity cannot be converted.
What about Solana?
SOL is a delivery destination. This app does not scan Solana token balances. Selling an EVM token happens first on its source network; the optional delivery to Solana has a separate quote, fee, and settlement.
04 / The numbers
Only when the costs are covered.
A quote uses executable swap amounts, rather than treating a wallet's displayed fiat value as guaranteed proceeds. The source-network selection must cover its combined costs and leave a positive result.
Sale proceedsDisclosed costsYour usable gas
Wallet-paid routes
Your wallet pays the network for approvals and swaps. Earlier completed sales can fund later sales on the same network. A small token may cost more to sell than it returns; it can still be included when the combined selection covers the difference.
Sponsored routes
When sponsorship is active and the selection qualifies, Recyclehood fronts the execution fee and receives the disclosed repayment from the sales. The direct relayer requires the selected sales to cover the sponsor's fee and your minimum payout. An uncovered selection is rejected before submission.
The quoted sponsor fee is a fixed charge, not a promise to refund the exact measured gas cost. It can exceed the final network cost. Failed on-chain execution can still cost the sponsor gas, even when the token transfers revert.
05 / Your wallet
You choose the wallet.
You authorize the spend.
Privy provides the connection interface for compatible external wallets, including browser wallets and WalletConnect options. Customers are not required to use the operator's funding-wallet app.
Wallet connection and gasless execution are different capabilities. A connected wallet can show balances even if it cannot perform a particular sponsored route.
Signed token approvals
The direct relayer supports standard EIP-2612 permits and sufficient existing approvals to its settlement contract. A permit names the token, exact amount, spender, and expiry. A separate sale signature binds the selected amounts, routes, minimum payout, fee, nonce, and deadline.
Tokens without permits
A generic wallet signature cannot authorize an ordinary token's first transfer. Such a token needs an existing approval or another supported wallet execution mechanism. The sponsor does not send unsecured ETH just to unlock that first approval.
Smart-wallet routes
The separate paymaster integration requires a compatible wallet that supports atomic batches and sponsorship on the selected network. The app checks those capabilities; it does not silently move your assets to a new address.
06 / Under the surface
From a quote to confirmed gas.
Your wallet approves the reviewed action. The service validates the recipient, amounts, network, fees, and expiry before execution.
On-chain receipts establish the outcome. An interrupted response is checked by its recorded transaction identity instead of blindly submitting again.
What settles together?
A direct sponsored batch sells its selected tokens, repays the sponsor, and delivers the remaining ETH in one source-network transaction. If the required repayment or payout fails, that transaction reverts. Wallet-paid trades settle separately: later failures do not undo earlier confirmed trades.
What happens across networks?
Cross-network delivery follows source settlement with a fresh Relay quote and your confirmation. The source transaction and destination delivery have separate statuses. A refund may return to the reviewed source wallet or the quoted destination; source confirmation alone does not prove destination delivery.
Contracts and deployment status
No settlement contract is advertised as live until it is deployed and configured. Local tests and fork tests are verification evidence, not a third-party security audit or a guarantee that every token will trade. The app's current quote is the authority on route availability.
07 / A clearer next step
When a sweep needs attention.
My address appears, but tokens do not load.
Check the network holding the tokens and the scan messages. Use Refresh balances, or add a missing token using its contract address and network. Indexers can be delayed or unavailable; an incomplete scan is shown in the app.
The confirm button is disabled.
Every selected token must have an executable quote. Read the reason next to each unavailable token. A disabled button can mean insufficient proceeds, missing authorization, an inactive sponsor, unavailable liquidity, or an expired quote. Required rate acknowledgments must also be accepted.
I have ETH, but the quote says gas is unavailable.
Check which network holds the ETH. Balances on different networks cannot be combined to pay the first source transaction automatically. If a sponsored route is unavailable, the app will explain the relevant setup or wallet limitation.
My wallet closed or the page refreshed after signing.
Reconnect the same wallet and check the activity list. Pending transactions continue to be tracked. Do not assume a missing response means nothing was sent; the app avoids automatic resubmission of ambiguous requests.
The sale completed, but SOL has not arrived.
Source settlement and delivery are separate. Look for Continue gas delivery and review its fresh quote. If delivery was already submitted, use the tracking link in your activity list to check completion or refund status.
Ready when you arePut your spare tokens to work.