Bring your horse to ROX planets and race again.

Your ZED horses

1. Connect your wallet, or paste an address above. Connecting only reads it — nothing is signed and nothing is approved.
2. Detect every ZED horse that wallet holds, read straight off Polygon.
3. Select the one you want to bring. Choosing its home planet is coming — the flow does not ask for one yet.
4. Transfer it to the ROX custody wallet. A wallet that has not proved itself signs once first — no gas — and after that the transfer is the only thing you ever send. That send is what puts the horse on a racecard.

Your horse keeps its name, its coat and its bloodline; its record starts from zero here. It races under your stable, and you can take it back to your own wallet whenever you like.

Custody, said plainly

Teleporting means transferring the NFT to the ROX custody wallet. Once ROX holds it, the horse lives here: it races, it can be listed, it earns.

You never copy an address. Connect the wallet the horse is in, sign once to prove it is yours, and ROX builds the transfer for you — the destination and the token are both filled in from what you already chose.

• Nothing is created by a click. Your horse appears in your stable only after Polygon confirms the transfer. ROX matches it on the token id AND the sending wallet, which is why the wallet has to prove itself before you can file.
• One horse, once. A token that has already been teleported cannot be teleported again, and two people cannot file for the same one.
• You can take it home. Withdraw it from your stable and ROX sends the NFT back to your wallet. While it is out it cannot race and cannot be listed for sale — it is not here. Send it back and it resumes exactly as it was, with its record, its rating and its earnings intact.

The ZED ladder, kept whole

ROX has its own four bloodlines — Hyperion, Starfire, Neutron, Cosmo — and your horse joins none of them. It keeps the ladder it was born on, as a second species alongside ROX. No ZED horse becomes a Hyperion, because Hyperion is not a thing a ZED horse has.

Two things are still being finished, and they are listed here rather than left for you to discover. Your coat arrives by NAME — the 3D coat itself lands with the Unreal build. And the planet your horse stables on is your choice, but that choice cannot be recorded at the moment you teleport yet; until it can, ROX assigns none and asks you afterwards.

Race entry does not ask what species a horse is. The rules read three things — is it approved to race, what is its rating, and what bloodline it carries — and species is not among them. Your ZED horse enters the same card as a ROX horse standing beside it.

• Maiden and Class VII, from day one. It arrives with no record and no rating, which is exactly what a maiden is. Those are the races it can enter, and they are the races it can win.
• The ladder is climbed, not skipped. Class VI and above open on points earned here. Nothing from a ZED level or class carries across, so nothing puts your horse into a field it has not earned.
• Two doors it will never open, and neither will most ROX horses. G1 and G2 are Hyperion-only. A Szabo cannot enter them — and neither can a Starfire, a Neutron or a Cosmo.
• Withdrawn means not here. A horse sitting in your wallet cannot be entered. Send it back to custody and it races again the same day.

Gates, fields and the event schedule work the same way for every horse on the platform — see Upcoming for what is open, and the race card for the gate draw.

Listing does not ask what species a horse is either. From your stable you set a price and the horse goes up on the marketplace beside the ROX horses, and a sale moves it the same way.

• You list it, you unlist it. Only the owner can do either, and the price is yours to set.
• A withdrawn horse cannot be listed. If it is in your wallet it is not ROX's to sell. Cancelling a listing always works, though — otherwise withdrawing a listed horse would be impossible.
• Fixed price or auction. A ZED horse sells exactly like a ROX horse: at a price you set, or by auction for 1 to 14 days, where the top bid buys it.