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Wallets, the network, the six views, shortcuts and what the app never does.

Network: Robinhood Chain · 4663
Wallets: MetaMask, Rabby, Phantom
Views: Six, keys 1 to 6
Custody: None

Specification v1.4 · Revised 24 September 2026 · 9 sections

#Actions run on app.kyzen.network

The website explains and reports; it holds no wallet connection. Every product action runs in the app at /app: staking, claiming, redemption, Gateway keys and Silicon markets.

Each view has its own address in the URL, so a view can be linked and bookmarked. Website buttons that start an action open the matching view.

Browser back and forward move between views.

Region	Contents
Sidebar	The six views with their keys, a link to this documentation, Support by email and Legal and risk. An Explorer link appears once the token is deployed.
Top bar	The view title, the Robinhood Chain network pill, your $KYZN balance and the wallet button.
Main view	The selected view.
Right rail	Current bottleneck, Next rotation, Staking funding (Every 24 h), Requests served, the chip equities, the synthetics and a link to all Silicon markets.
Status bar	Network and chain ID, the connected address, the 60-second data refresh, the view keys and a UTC clock.

Protocol values come from the data layer and refresh every 60 seconds. Each value renders its real zero until the contract that holds it is deployed.

#Three wallets are supported

The app connects MetaMask, Rabby and Phantom. No other wallet appears in the picker.

The app finds installed wallets through EIP-6963 announcements. A wallet that does not announce is found through its injected provider.

Connecting asks the wallet for account access only. It never requests a signature or a transaction.

Wallet	Detected	Missing on desktop	Missing on a phone
MetaMask	Connect	Install: metamask.io	Open in app
Rabby	Connect	Install: rabby.io	Copy link
Phantom	Connect	Install: phantom.com	Open in app

Remembered wallet

The app remembers the last wallet used in this browser. On the next visit it reconnects silently when the wallet still authorises the site, and otherwise waits for Connect.

Disconnect

Select the address in the top bar to disconnect. The app forgets the wallet and asks it to revoke the site's account access.

#Robinhood Chain only

Kyzen Network runs on Robinhood Chain, chain ID 4663 (0x1237). The app supports no other network.

After connecting, the app asks the wallet to switch to Robinhood Chain. When the wallet does not know the network, the app asks it to add the network with these values.

Field	Value
Network name	Robinhood Chain
Chain ID	4663 (0x1237)
Currency	ETH, 18 decimals
RPC	https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com
Explorer	https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com

On any other network, a banner states the chain ID and offers Switch network. The network pill shows a warning state, and every action button reads Switch to Robinhood Chain.

Connection messages

Message	Meaning
The connection request was declined in the wallet.	The account request was rejected in the wallet.
The network switch was declined in the wallet.	The switch to chain 4663 was rejected. Select Switch network to ask again.
Adding Robinhood Chain was declined in the wallet.	The request to add the network was rejected.
[Wallet] could not add Robinhood Chain. Add chain ID 4663 in the wallet, or connect with another supported wallet.	The wallet failed to add the network. Add it by hand with the values above.
[Wallet] did not switch to Robinhood Chain.	The switch failed for a reason other than a rejection.
[Wallet] was not found in this browser.	The selected wallet is not installed or not enabled here.
The wallet did not connect. Try again.	The connection failed for another reason.

#Six views, one address each

View	Key	Address	What it shows and does
Overview	1	app.kyzen.network	Backing per $KYZN, Reserve value, Total staked, Paid to stakers, Burned by usage, Reserve holdings, fee routing and your positions.
Stake	2	app.kyzen.network/#stake	Stake or unstake an amount, with your share of total staked.
Rewards	3	app.kyzen.network/#rewards	Claimable ETH, the payout mode, the claim button and the funding record.
Redeem	4	app.kyzen.network/#redeem	Burn $KYZN with a preview of every asset out at backing minus 2%.
Gateway	5	app.kyzen.network/#gateway	Requests served, Burned by usage, Models online, the API key, the models and a request sample.
Markets	6	app.kyzen.network/#markets	The thirteen Silicon markets with filters, search, price sources and the synthetic rules.

Overview

Three figures head the view: Backing per $KYZN (Reserve value ÷ total supply), Reserve value (chip equity and ETH, Chainlink-priced) and Total staked. Reserve holdings list NVDA, AMD and ETH awaiting conversion, each with its dollar value and units held.

Your positions show three rows: Staked, with your share of total staked; Claimable, in ETH; and Wallet, the $KYZN redeemable at backing minus 2%.

Stake

A toggle selects Stake or Unstake. Max fills the wallet balance when staking and the staked amount when unstaking. Staked after and Share of total staked update as you type. Lock, fee and tax all read None. See Staking.

Gateway

Sign to issue API key starts key issuance; the button is disabled whenever key issuance is switched off. Selecting a model rewrites the request sample with that model's identifier. See Gateway.

Markets

Tabs filter All (13), Synthetics (6) and Equities (7). Search matches the symbol and the name. Each row shows the market, its type, its price source, its role and a Mint or Trade control, disabled until its market opens. See Silicon markets.

Action buttons

The primary button in Stake and Redeem always states what is needed next.

Condition	Button reads
No wallet connected	Connect wallet
Wallet on another network	Switch to Robinhood Chain
No amount entered	Enter an amount, disabled
Amount above the balance	Insufficient $KYZN balance or Insufficient staked $KYZN, disabled
Ready	Stake $KYZN, Unstake $KYZN or Redeem $KYZN

A ready button stays disabled until the contract it calls is deployed.

#Rewards show ETH, never rates

The Rewards view shows claimable ETH to four decimals, read from on-chain data. Rewards stream per second over the 24 hours after each funding.

The view shows no rate and no percentage projection. Rewards depend on trading volume, and the app does not forecast volume.

Payout mode	On claim	In the app
ETH	ETH is sent to the wallet.	Selectable
Compound	The ETH buys $KYZN from the pool, tax-free, and adds it to the stake.	Selectable
Chip equity	The ETH buys NVDA or AMD stock tokens in market hours.	Disabled until counsel review is complete

The payout mode is stored on-chain per staker and can change at any time.

Row	Shows
Share of each funding	1% of volume × your stake ÷ total staked
Funding cadence	Every 24 hours
Last funding	ETH funded by the most recent `notifyRewards()` call
Paid to stakers	Lifetime ETH streamed to stakers
Expiry	Rewards never expire

The claim button reads Claim as ETH, Claim as Compound or No rewards to claim. Claiming is pull-based: nothing is sent until you claim.

An empty state shows the real zero and the rule: 0.0000 ETH paid to stakers. Funded every 24 hours.

#Redemption previews exact assets

01
Unstake first
Staked $KYZN is unstaked before redemption. Max uses the wallet balance only.
02
Enter the amount
Type the $KYZN to burn, or select Max.
03
Read the preview
The view lists each Reserve asset with its units to four decimals and its dollar value, then the total value.
04
Redeem
Redeem $KYZN burns the amount and pays the assets in kind.

Preview per asset

out[i] = balance[i] × ( b ÷ total supply ) × 0.98

b: $KYZN to burn
balance[i]: Units of Reserve asset i
0.98: Backing minus the 2% fee

Row	Value
Redemption fee	2%, stays in the Reserve
Cooldown	None
Tax	None

Redemption pays in kind: stock tokens and unconverted ETH. Nothing is sold for you. Redemption binds only near backing. See Redemption.

#Keys 1 to 6 switch views

Key	Action
1	Overview
2	Stake
3	Rewards
4	Redeem
5	Gateway
6	Markets
/	Search this documentation, on documentation pages
Ctrl or Cmd + K	Open the command palette, on website pages

View keys are ignored while the cursor is in a text field and while Cmd, Ctrl or Alt is held.

#Phones open the wallet browser

Phone browsers carry no wallet extensions. On a phone, each wallet runs its own in-app browser.

The app treats Android, iPhone and iPad browsers as phones.

Wallet	Missing on a phone
MetaMask	Open in app: opens app.kyzen.network inside the MetaMask app browser.
Phantom	Open in app: opens app.kyzen.network inside the Phantom app browser.
Rabby	Copy link: copies the app.kyzen.network address to paste into the Rabby app browser.

Inside a wallet's browser the wallet is detected and connects as it does on desktop.

On narrow screens the six views move to a tab bar at the bottom of the screen. The right rail moves below the main view.

#The app never takes custody

Funds stay in your wallet or in the protocol contracts. The app holds no balance.
The app has no field for a seed phrase or a private key. Every approval happens in the wallet.
Connecting requests no signature and no transaction. A Gateway key is issued only on a signature you request.
Rewards appear as ETH amounts. The app shows no rate and no percentage projection.
Every value comes from the data layer. A value without an on-chain source renders its real zero.
Every action is blocked on any network other than Robinhood Chain.

To start from a fresh wallet, follow the Quickstart. Contract addresses are in Contract addresses.