Connect a wallet to read your real balance, send funds on-chain to any address, and preview how per-second streaming will settle. Self-custodial — you always hold your keys.
MetaMask on Robinhood Chain or Phantom on Ethereum.
Send real funds on-chain now. Below that, preview how a per-second stream settles once the Sluice contract is live.
// A real transfer from your connected wallet to any address. Your wallet asks you to confirm; the funds settle on-chain and appear in the recipient's wallet.
// Transfers are irreversible. Double-check the address — funds sent to the wrong wallet cannot be recovered.
// This is exactly how Sluice will work: deposit once, open a stream, and the recipient's balance climbs every second — withdrawable anytime. The math below is real elapsed-time; on-chain settlement switches on when the streaming contract deploys.
Fund the stream balance. In the live protocol this locks funds in the Sluice contract; the unspent remainder is withdrawable anytime.
Pay any wallet by the second. One action opens it — the balance flows on its own, no gas per tick, cancel whenever.
Streaming in ↓
Streaming out ↑
// Send moves real native funds (ETH) through your wallet on the connected network — nothing is custodial, Sluice never touches your keys. The streaming preview derives every figure openly: rate = amount ÷ period-seconds; balance = rate × seconds elapsed. When the Sluice streaming contract launches on Robinhood Chain (chainId 4663), the same preview actions settle on-chain — the interface does not change.