General

No. Veilify works with MetaMask, Rabby and any EIP-1559 wallet. You add Veilify Network as a custom network.
No. Your viewing keys are derived from a typed-data signature. Sign it again on any device to recover them.
On Robinhood Chain testnet, yes: try it at veilify-app.vercel.app with test tokens. Mainnet follows an external audit. Addresses are on Deployment Addresses.

Privacy

Deposits and withdrawals: who, what and how much. Inside the pool, transfers hide sender, recipient and amount.
No single feature does. A round avoids leaving at the exact moment you click and lets you share a departure time with others. Combine it with a fresh address, a round amount and patience. See Privacy Best Practices.
A hosted proxy holds your viewing key and can see your private history. It cannot spend. An on-device proxy is on the roadmap.
No. The contract does not check timestamps. The Veilify Network scheduler sends at your round.

Funds

Yes. Call withdrawPendingDeposit at any time while it’s pending, even if the pool is paused. You get the full amount and escrow back.
No. The gatekeeper can approve or reject a pending deposit. It can’t touch notes in the pool or change a deposit’s details.
Only the admin can pause withdrawals, as an emergency switch against an in-progress drain. The gatekeeper’s pause never blocks exits.
Protocol fees are capped at 1% by the contract. The reference rate is 0.5% for deposits and 0.5% for withdrawals.
No. A failed or cancelled leg’s value stays in your veiled balance. The other legs are unaffected.
Usually gas rose above the prepared cap (gas_spike), or an earlier change note wasn’t confirmed yet. Activity shows the reason.

Developers

No. The bytecode links Ethereum library addresses and bakes in Ethereum’s virtual chain ID and router. Relink and recompile. See Deploying to Robinhood.
For unit tests, yes. A pool with a mock verifier proves nothing and must never hold funds.
Wallets sign for Veilify Network (the virtual chain ID, bound into proofs). The pool lives on Robinhood Chain (4663 / 46630). See Virtual Network.