What ZOVX is
ZOVX is an interface for moving assets from one EVM network to another, with Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663) as the default destination. It shows a live route from LI.FI, helps your wallet execute it, and follows the transfer until LI.FI confirms the outcome.
ZOVX is not an exchange for trading pairs on one chain, it does not hold your funds, and it does not invent routes. If LI.FI has no route for a request, ZOVX says so.
How a move works
- Live quote. Choose the source network, asset, amount and destination. ZOVX requests a quote from LI.FI through its server, which checks that the route matches your request exactly.
- Exact approval, tokens only. For ERC-20 tokens your wallet approves the LI.FI contract for exactly the amount you send. Native coins such as ETH skip this step.
- Source transaction. Your wallet sends one transaction on the source network. Right before it asks, ZOVX re-checks the quote, your balance, gas, the wallet account and the network.
- Bridging. ZOVX polls LI.FI status, backing off from every 10 seconds to every minute.
- Arrival. The transfer is shown as completed only when LI.FI reports
DONEwithCOMPLETED.
Reading a quote
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Estimated receive | What the route expects to deliver. The actual amount can differ within the slippage limit. |
| Minimum received | The least the route accepts. If it cannot deliver at least this, the route should revert or refund instead. |
| Slippage limit | ZOVX requests a 0.5% limit from LI.FI. |
| Provider and steps | The bridge or exchange LI.FI selected, including any swap on the way. |
| Fees | Fees exactly as LI.FI reports them, such as the LI.FI fee and bridge fees. Most are already taken out of the estimate. Any fee paid on top is shown separately. ZOVX adds no fee and sends no integrator fee parameter. |
| Network gas | An estimate of the source network fee. Your wallet shows the final fee before you confirm. |
| Route contract | The LI.FI contract your wallet will call. ZOVX rejects quotes whose contract is not the one LI.FI publishes for that network. |
| Quote age | Quotes are valid for 60 seconds in ZOVX. After that, request a new one. |
Approvals, exactly
When you send an ERC-20 token, the LI.FI contract needs permission to move it. ZOVX asks your wallet for an approval of the exact amount, never an unlimited one, and confirms on-chain that the approval covers the amount before continuing.
- If an earlier approval already covers the amount, no new approval is requested.
- USDT on Ethereum requires resetting an existing approval to zero first. ZOVX handles that with one extra confirmation.
- You can review or revoke approvals at any time in your wallet or with a tool such as revoke.cash.
What each status means
| Shown in ZOVX | LI.FI status | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Awaiting source confirmation | n/a | Your wallet submitted the transaction and the source network has not confirmed it yet. |
| Waiting for LI.FI | NOT_FOUND | LI.FI has not indexed the transaction yet. Normal for the first minutes. |
| In progress | PENDING | The bridge is working on it. |
| Completed | DONE + COMPLETED | Funds arrived on the destination network. |
| Partially completed | DONE + PARTIAL | Funds arrived, but in a different token than quoted. Check your wallet. |
| Refunded | DONE + REFUNDED | The transfer did not complete and the funds were returned to the sender. |
| Failed | FAILED | LI.FI reports a failure. Keep the transaction hash for support. |
| Source transaction failed | n/a | The source transaction reverted, so nothing was bridged. Only the network fee was spent. |
Activity and your data
Transfers you start in ZOVX are saved in this browser's local storage, together with the transaction hash, route and last known status. There is no ZOVX account and no server-side history.
- Clearing site data or switching browsers or devices removes the list.
- The transaction hash is the permanent record. You can always look it up on a block explorer or on LI.FI's explorer.
- If you close the page mid-transfer, open Activity later. It refreshes the status from LI.FI.
Networks and assets
ZOVX supports Ethereum, Optimism, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base and Robinhood Chain whenever LI.FI lists them. For each network ZOVX shows widely used assets from the LI.FI catalog, such as ETH, WETH, USDC, USDT, DAI and WBTC where available. On Robinhood Chain the list is currently short, and ZOVX shows exactly what LI.FI returns.
See the live list on the Network page.
Wallets
ZOVX works with injected EVM wallets: browser extensions on desktop, and the in-app browser of mobile wallets. When several wallets are installed, ZOVX lets you choose one. WalletConnect QR pairing is not supported yet.
Before you confirm
- The recipient is always the wallet you connected. ZOVX does not send to other addresses.
- Check the network, asset, amount and minimum received in the review and again in your wallet.
- Your wallet should show the LI.FI contract listed under Route contract.
- Start with a small amount on a new route.
- ZOVX will never ask for a private key or seed phrase. Anyone who does is not ZOVX.
Common questions
Can I move assets today?
Yes. Connect an EVM wallet, request a live quote, review it and confirm in your wallet. If LI.FI has no route for your request, ZOVX tells you and suggests what to change.
Does ZOVX hold my funds?
No. Your wallet signs and sends every transaction directly to the LI.FI contract. ZOVX never has custody and never sees your keys.
Is there a ZOVX fee?
No. The fees you see come from LI.FI and the providers it routes through.
Why is there no route?
The amount may be too small or too large for the providers, liquidity may be low, or no provider connects that pair right now. Try another amount, send ETH instead of a token, or try again later.
My transfer shows Refunded. What happened?
The bridge could not complete the transfer and returned the funds to the sending wallet. Check the source network balance and the LI.FI explorer link in Activity.
Do I need $ZOVX to use the app?
No. Moving assets with ZOVX does not require holding any token.