How it works

01

The mechanics

The link is the key

When you create a gift, your browser generates a fresh keypair. Only the public address goes onchain. The private half is placed after the # in your link.

Browsers never send the part of a URL after the # to a web server. That is not a policy of ours, it is how the web works. So Stockgift genuinely cannot claim your gift: the secret never reaches our servers, which means there is nothing for us to misuse and nothing for anyone to steal from us.

The flip side matters just as much. Anyone holding the link can claim the gift. Treat it like cash in an envelope. Do not post it publicly unless you mean for the fastest stranger to get it.

Why the receiver pays no gas

The receiver's browser uses the key from the link to sign one thing: the receiver's own wallet address. That signature goes to our relayer, which submits the transaction and pays the gas.

Because the signature commits to one specific recipient, the relayer cannot redirect the tokens anywhere else. The signed message also contains the chain id and the escrow contract address, so a signature captured here cannot be replayed on another chain or against a different deployment.

Getting your money back

An unclaimed gift is still yours. You can withdraw it at any moment from the same link. After 30 days it expires, and then anyone can push the tokens back to you: even if you lose the link, the funds can only ever return to the wallet that sent them.

02

The guardrails

When we refuse to trade

Every send is quoted live, and two independent prices have to agree: a Chainlink feed for the underlying equity, and the price implied by the pool itself. If they disagree, if a feed has gone stale, or if the route would move the price by more than 3.0%, the send is blocked with an explanation rather than executed at a price we cannot stand behind.

Quotes go out with 1.0% slippage tolerance, enforced by the contract: if the swap would return less than that, the whole transaction reverts and you keep your BNB.

Only 8 tickers are listed and the bar is deliberately high, because a ticker needs deep liquidity and a second independent price source. Several very liquid tokens are left off for want of the latter. Gifts are limited to $1 to $5,000.

Verify it yourself

Every gift, claim and refund is a public contract event you can read on BscScan. Swaps route through PancakeSwap's SmartRouter at 0x13f4EA83D0bd40E75C8222255bc855a974568Dd4.

03

What it costs

A 1% protocol fee is taken when the gift is created, plus the pool's own fee and BSC gas, which is typically cents. The contract caps the protocol fee so the owner cannot raise it later. Claiming is free for the receiver.

The contract supports a fee discount for holders of a designated token. No such token exists, the address is set to zero, and while it is zero every sender pays the same base rate.

04

The risks