Where Robinhood Transactions Execute

Where Robinhood Transactions Execute

Private transaction submission, revert protection, bundles, and backrun MEV auctions, built to coordinate execution and redistribute captured value on Robinhood Chain.

Private transaction submission, revert protection, bundles, and backrun MEV auctions, built to coordinate execution and redistribute captured value on Robinhood Chain.

[ PROBLEM STATEMENT ]

[ PROBLEM STATEMENT ]

Onchain execution leaves value behind

Transactions on Robinhood Chain move fast, but apps and users still have almost no control over how their order flow is executed, protected, or monetized.

Value leaks to searchers

Users and apps miss the value their transactions create.

Limited execution control

Standard RPCs offer little protection or flexibility.

No market for order flow

Valuable flow is created, but not competitively monetized.

Execution has no coordination layer

Apps submit through generic RPCs, searchers compete independently for post-trade opportunities, and execution value is captured without a coordination layer between the two. Ordo introduces programmable order flow, private submission, auction-based backruns, and onchain settlement into a single execution stack.

Hours Wasted Daily

Every team member spending nearly half their workday on routine operations like data entry, follow-up reminders, approval cycles, report generation, and status updates. That’s not just lost time — it’s lost revenue, delayed projects, and burned-out employees.

Human errors pile up

When your team is juggling spreadsheets, email approvals, and repetitive tasks, errors become inevitable. The more complex your operations get, the faster these mistakes accumulate, costing time, money, and reputation.

Disconnected tools

Switching between multiple tools, copying data manually, and chasing updates across platforms wastes hours every week. Important information falls through the cracks, teams work with outdated data, and costly mistakes become inevitable.

[ HOW IT WORKS ]

[ HOW IT WORKS ]

Execution in three steps

Execution in three steps

Ordo connects applications, searchers, and settlement into one execution pipeline built for Robinhood Chain.

Ordo connects applications, searchers, and settlement into one execution pipeline built for Robinhood Chain.

Submit

Auction

Settle

Submit

Auction

Settle

Simulated, revert-protected, and kept private from searchers.

Simulated, revert-protected, and kept private from searchers.

[ FEATURES ]

[ FEATURES ]

The infrastructure behind every transaction

Private submission, competitive backrun auctions, settlement, and searcher infrastructure, built as one execution stack for Robinhood Chain.

Private Transaction Gateway
Private Transaction Gateway

Revert-protected submission, simulation, and private order flow through a drop-in RPC endpoint.

Revert-protected submission, simulation, and private order flow through a drop-in RPC endpoint.

Backrun Auctions

Sealed-bid auctions let searchers compete for post-trade execution without seeing raw calldata.

Backrun Auctions

Sealed-bid auctions let searchers compete for post-trade execution without seeing raw calldata.

Onchain Settlement
Onchain Settlement

Winning bids settle onchain with signed limits, bond enforcement, and automatic rebate distribution.

Winning bids settle onchain with signed limits, bond enforcement, and automatic rebate distribution.

Searcher Infrastructure

SDKs, WebSocket feeds, bidding primitives, bonding, and reference tooling for searchers.

Searcher Infrastructure

SDKs, WebSocket feeds, bidding primitives, bonding, and reference tooling for searchers.

[ FAQ ]

[ FAQ ]

Everything you need to know about Ordo

Everything you need to know about Ordo

Clear answers on execution, privacy, auctions, settlement, and integrating with Ordo.

Clear answers on execution, privacy, auctions, settlement, and integrating with Ordo.

How does Ordo improve transaction execution?

Ordo adds simulation, revert protection, private submission, and competitive backrun auctions on top of standard transaction flow.

Does Ordo expose transactions to searchers?

No. Searchers receive redacted execution hints, not the raw transaction calldata.

How do backrun auctions work?

Eligible searchers submit sealed bids for post-trade execution. The highest bidder wins and pays the clearing price.

How are rebates distributed?

Settlement happens onchain, with captured value automatically split between the user, originating app, and protocol.

How can apps integrate Ordo?

Apps can route transactions through Ordo’s gateway and SDK without changing their underlying contracts.

[ CTA ]

Put your order flow to work

Integrate Ordo to protect transactions, auction backrun opportunities, and return execution value to users and apps.

[ CTA ]

Put your order flow to work

Integrate Ordo to protect transactions, auction backrun opportunities, and return execution value to users and apps.

[ CTA ]

Put your order flow to work

Integrate Ordo to protect transactions, auction backrun opportunities, and return execution value to users and apps.