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Tokenized stocks ​

Qian lists tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain: NVIDIA, Tesla, the S&P 500, and more, traded from the Stocks page. You buy in one trade and the token lands in the wallet you already use. No broker, no account.

How it works ​

Each tokenized stock is a freely transferable ERC-20 that tracks its underlying share through a Chainlink oracle. Qian routes your ETH into the token through its Uniswap V4 pool, hopping ETH → WETH → USDG → stock under the hood. You only ever handle ETH; the intermediate legs are internal.

Trades run through the QianRWARouterV3, a separate contract from the main swap router. It holds no balances between trades.

Trading ​

Pick a stock on the left, read its live chart and price, and use the trade widget on the right:

  • Buy: enter an ETH amount, confirm. The stock lands in your wallet.
  • Sell: switch to Sell, enter a token amount. The first sell of a stock needs a one-time approval, then it's one click.

Liquidity is new and thin. Keep your size small and widen slippage if a quote fails. The chart shows the underlying stock on its home exchange; the on-chain price can drift from it when the pool runs thin.

What Qian is, and is not ​

Robinhood Assets, a third party, issues these tokens. Qian does not issue them and takes no position on them. Qian is a non-custodial venue: it routes your swap for a fee and never holds your funds or your tokens.

Tokenized stocks are not available in the United States.

Contracts are MIT-licensed and verified on-chain.