Vault
Encrypt text and files in your browser with AES-256-GCM, optionally sealed with ML-KEM-768.
See what your wallet reveals, read a transaction before you sign it, revoke risky approvals and encrypt your data, all in the browser.
stolen in crypto thefts last year. Most of it through keys, approvals and signatures, not broken cryptography.
Chainalysis via The Block, Dec 2025 ↗Most losses don't come from broken cryptography. They come from a signature someone didn't understand, an approval left open, or an address that says more than its owner thinks.
personal wallet compromises in 2025, affecting at least 80,000 people.
victims of signature phishing in 2025. Permit and Permit2 were the signatures abused most.
seed phrases ENQRYPT will ever ask you for. Not to scan, not to sign in, not for support.
ENQRYPT finds what your wallet is giving away and closes it, starting with the approvals that can drain it.
Each tool does something you can check. Try two of them right here, in this page, with nothing sent anywhere.
Encrypt text and files in your browser with AES-256-GCM, optionally sealed with ML-KEM-768.
Run ML-KEM, ML-DSA and SLH-DSA (FIPS 203, 204, 205) and compare them with today's keys.
Post-quantum risk is real but often overstated. ENQRYPT shows you exactly where you stand, using standards rather than promises.
An unused address is a hash of a public key. Nothing on chain gives a quantum attacker anything to work with.
Your first signed transaction lets anyone recover the full public key. It stays on chain permanently.
A large enough quantum computer running Shor's algorithm could derive the private key. None exists today.
| Algorithm | Quantum | |
|---|---|---|
| ECDSA secp256k1 | Ethereum, Bitcoin, Robinhood Chain signatures | Shor-breakable |
| Ed25519 | Solana, SSH, many apps | Shor-breakable |
| X25519 / ECDH | TLS and messaging key exchange | Shor-breakable |
| ML-KEM (FIPS 203) | Key encapsulation | No known quantum attack |
| ML-DSA (FIPS 204) | Signatures | No known quantum attack |
| SLH-DSA (FIPS 205) | Hash-based signatures | No known quantum attack |
Shor-breakable means breakable in theory by a large quantum computer that doesn't exist yet.
Peter Shor publishes a quantum algorithm for factoring and discrete logarithms, the maths under RSA and elliptic curves. source
Lov Grover shows a quadratic speed-up for search, which halves the effective strength of symmetric keys. source
NIST opens its public competition to standardise post-quantum cryptography. source
FIPS 203 (ML-KEM), FIPS 204 (ML-DSA) and FIPS 205 (SLH-DSA) are published as standards. source
NIST IR 8547 (draft) proposes deprecating today's public-key algorithms after 2030 and disallowing them after 2035. source
NIST selects HQC as a backup key-encapsulation algorithm alongside ML-KEM. source
No quantum computer can run these attacks. Data and public keys recorded now don't expire.
Use any public address. Connecting a wallet is optional and only reads your address.
ENQRYPT reads public chain data from Robinhood Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base and BNB Chain.
Every finding comes with the transaction or contract it rests on, in plain language.
Revoke approvals, check a signature before you sign, and encrypt what should stay private.
$ENQRYPT is the access key to higher limits and advanced features in the Terminal. Access is checked by reading your balance with a free signature. Nothing is staked, locked or spent.
Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum layer 2 built with Arbitrum technology. Its accounts use the same secp256k1 keys as Ethereum, so every exposure check applies to them from day one.
ENQRYPT reads Robinhood Chain through its public RPC and the Blockscout explorer ↗. Fees are paid in ETH.
Network compatibility doesn't imply endorsement, sponsorship or partnership by Robinhood.
Short, plain and checkable. If something here isn't true of the product, that's a bug.
No. Wallet Exposure, Transaction Risk, Vault and the Labs work with nothing connected. Connecting is only needed to revoke approvals or check your membership tier.
Never. Not for scanning, not for signing in, not for support. Anyone asking for it in ENQRYPT's name is not ENQRYPT.
Nowhere. Vault encrypts and decrypts in your browser. Your file, your text and your password never leave the tab.
No tool can. ENQRYPT shows what a transaction does and which risks it found, with the evidence behind each one, so you can decide with better information.
A public-key exposure finding is not evidence that your wallet is compromised. It highlights information relevant to future quantum risk. ENQRYPT reports observable exposure; it cannot predict when a cryptographically relevant quantum computer will exist.
Membership is designed to provide higher usage allowances, such as history, batch scans and exports. See the Token and Membership pages for current availability. Complete security results and Vault decryption are not token-gated. The token is not equity and carries no promise of returns.