RWA Street

Stocks. Memes. One fund.

AT A GLANCE

RWA Street is a street of independent funds on Robinhood Chain. Managers build portfolios of tokenized stocks, ecosystem tokens and memecoins. You invest by buying a fund's shares, and you withdraw in USDG.

You own

Shares of a fund, valued in USDG

Pay in

USDG directly, or ETH and FUND converted to USDG first

Withdraw in

USDG, whenever the fund can be valued. No exit fee.

Open a fund

Burn 50,000 FUND and add a seed of at least 1 USDG

Fund fees

Set by each manager: 0–3% a year, and 0–40% of gains

Network

Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663), with ETH for gas

YOU’LL NEED

• A browser-extension wallet, or the built-in browser of a wallet app
• Robinhood Chain added to that wallet, with a little ETH for gas
• USDG, ETH or FUND to invest

Is RWA Street live?

RWA Street is published. Fund creation and investing open automatically once FUND launches and the contracts connect to it. The landing page shows where the launch stands.

1. 1
   The site is published

   Walk the Street, read these guides, browse the asset directory and set up your profile. Registration and investing stay closed until FUND is connected.

2. 2
   FUND launches

   The founder launches FUND (token name RWA Street, ticker FUND) on PONS V2.

3. 3
   Contracts connect and open

   The launch system checks the token against the reviewed launch, connects it to the contracts and opens fund creation and investing, typically within about 10 minutes.

Check the live status↗︎

The site reads this from Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). An open tab updates by itself; no new site version is needed. Opening can take longer while PONS moves FUND from its launch curve to its trading pool.

The landing line also follows the safety controls. During an emergency deposit pause it says deposits and new funds are paused, and after a platform wind-down starts it says RWA Street is winding down; in both, withdrawals keep working. See Reading the landing page.

After opening, administrative ownership of the contracts passes to the founder's wallet. What the owner can and cannot do is listed in Safety & exits. Every landing-page message is explained in How investing opens.

Official links

Pick your path

The short version

What to know before your first deposit

Costs

Paying in USDG costs only gas. ETH pays a small pool fee. FUND is sold on PONS first, which carries PONS trading costs. Each fund charges the two fees its manager set, and there is no entry or exit fee. Every cost

FUND

Token name RWA Street, ticker FUND, fixed supply of 1,000,000,000. Opening a fund burns 50,000 FUND, and holding 100,000 or more gives priority access. No fee share, yield or buybacks. The FUND token

What funds can buy

42 switched-on assets: 35 stock tokens and 7 ecosystem tokens and memecoins. The asset directory lists 201 entries for reference, but only switched-on assets can be bought. Assets

Withdrawals

No one can switch them off. A USDG withdrawal needs a valid price for everything the fund holds. Safety & exits

Risks in plain words

Every risk, with what protects you, is in Safety & exits.

Walk the Street

The site is a small district, and each building is a place to do one thing. On the landing page, select OPEN THE TERMINAL to see every fund on one page, or WALK THE STREET to enter the district. On the Street, use the numbered places (01 STREET, 02 EXCHANGE, 03 REGISTRY, 04 MY OFFICE) at the bottom right of the screen, or click a door or a sign. The TERMINAL / STREET / TABLE switch at the top moves between the three views of the funds, and TUTORIAL at the top starts a one-minute tour on the real screens: looking around the funds, opening a fund or investing in one, and withdrawing. The tour's form and tickets show example values, and nothing is signed.

On a phone held upright, the places are four tabs at the bottom of the screen: Street, Terminal, Registry and My Office. Turn the phone sideways to walk the 3D street. See Use it on your phone.

Example portfolios on the Exchange

Until real funds take their places, a few Exchange desks show example portfolios by RWA Street, marked EXAMPLE. An example is a target mix and fee terms only: no fund contract, no deposits, no balance, no returns. As funds open, they take the desks and the examples step aside. In the fund directory, examples always sit under their own Examples switch, apart from Registered funds.

The four examples and their target mixes

Example	Target mix	Fee terms
Broadway Index (BRWY)	SPY 75%, USDG 25%	0% a year, 20% of gains
Mercer Growth (MRCR)	NVIDIA 45%, Apple 35%, USDG 20%	0% a year, 20% of gains
Hudson Balance (HDSN)	SPY 40%, Apple 25%, NVIDIA 15%, USDG 20%	0% a year, 20% of gains
Liberty Reserve (LBTY)	USDG 80%, SPY 20%	0% a year, 20% of gains

Selecting an example shows its strategy, target allocation and fee terms. Its only button is About this example.

Before you start

• A wallet on Robinhood Chain, with a little ETH for gas.
• USDG, ETH or FUND to invest.
• To open a fund: 50,000 FUND for the creation burn, plus a seed of at least 1 USDG.
• To sign in to My profile: a standard wallet (an externally owned account) with Robinhood Chain (4663) selected in the wallet. Smart-contract wallets cannot sign in.

Add Robinhood Chain to your wallet

The site does not add or switch the network for you. If you see Switch your wallet to chain 4663, change the network in your wallet and connect again.

RWA Street works with browser-extension wallets and with the built-in browser of a wallet app. There is no QR-code connection. On a phone, open rwast.app inside your wallet app's browser.

If you see Wallet account changed. Reconnect before transacting, you switched accounts in your wallet. Connect again before you confirm anything.

Where to go next

• Is it live?: how investing opens, and how to check the official FUND address.
• Invest in a fund: find a fund, deposit and withdraw, step by step.
• Open a fund: profile, portfolio, fees, seed and registration.
• Use it on your phone: the four tabs, tickets and the sideways street.
• Fees & costs: every charge, with worked examples.
• How funds work: shares, value per share, capacity and how prices stay honest.
• The FUND token: the creation burn, holder priority and what FUND is not.
• Assets: what is switched on, and the full directory.
• Safety & exits: withdrawals, who can do what, pauses and wind-down.
• FAQ & glossary: short answers and plain definitions.

Follow @RWASTREET on X↗︎ for official announcements.

Is it live?

AT A GLANCE

RWA Street opens by itself. When the founder launches FUND, the RWA Street contracts on Robinhood Chain check the token, connect it and open fund creation and investing, usually within about ten minutes.

Where to look

The status line on the landing page↗︎, under "Stocks. Memes. One fund." It is read live from Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663), so an open tab updates without reloading.

Before it opens

Walk the Street, browse the Exchange and its example portfolios, read these guides and set up My profile↗︎. Nobody can create a fund or invest yet.

When it opens

The landing page shows Official $FUND with the full token address, a COPY button and a View on PONS link, and says "Fund registration and investing are open."

The only official FUND

The address on the landing page. Token name RWA Street, ticker FUND, launched on PONS V2 by the founder, fixed supply of 1,000,000,000.

Afterwards

Ownership of the contracts passes to the founder's wallet in two public steps. No owner can move, sweep or withdraw the money inside a fund, and no one can pause withdrawals.

How investing opens

There is no opening date to wait for and no new website version to release. The production site is already published with registration closed. Everything below happens on Robinhood Chain, and the website reads each step from there.

1. The landing page waits for FUND

Before FUND exists, the landing page reads "Fund registration and investing open when FUND launches." No token address is shown, because there is no official token yet.

2. The founder launches FUND on PONS

The founder launches FUND on PONS V2 from the founder's own launch wallet. Its token name is RWA Street and its ticker is FUND. PONS creates all 1,000,000,000 tokens at launch; nobody can mint more.

3. RWA Street checks and connects the token

The RWA Street launch system confirms that the new token really is the founder's PONS V2 launch, with the expected name, ticker and settings. It then connects that one token to the contracts in the places that use FUND: the 50,000 FUND creation charge, the FUND holder priority on fund capacity, and FUND as a way to pay into a fund. While this is happening the landing page reads "FUND has launched. Registration opens once the contracts finish binding it."

4. Fund creation and investing open

Once the token is connected, the contracts switch fund registration on. The landing page shows the official address with a COPY button and reads "Fund registration and investing are open." From that moment you can open a fund or invest in one.

5. Ownership moves to the founder's wallet

After opening, the launch system nominates the founder's wallet as the new owner of the RWA Street contracts, and the founder's wallet then accepts. See who owns the contracts below.

How long it takes

The target is about ten minutes from the moment FUND launches. It can take longer when:

• PONS is moving FUND from its launch curve into its trading pool. The system waits for that move to finish.
• Robinhood Chain prices need a fresh update before the contracts can value anything, for example right after a gap in the chain's regular heartbeat updates.
• Network fees on Robinhood Chain are unusually high for a while.

In each case the system waits and continues by itself. You do not need to refresh the page or do anything; the landing page moves to the next state as soon as the chain does.

Reading the landing page

The landing page shows one status line. Inside the site, before registration opens, the top bar shows View availability where the wallet button will be (it reads Opening soon once the FUND address is shown). It opens a short sheet with a headline, the same line and the creation terms; the Registry desk opens the same sheet. On a phone the Street tab shows the same line; see use it on your phone.

Wherever the address is shown (the landing page, the availability sheet and, on a phone, the Street tab), a COPY button beside it copies it exactly as shown and confirms with CA COPIED. Before the contracts bind FUND, while they are binding it, or when the token does not match, there is no address and no COPY. Once the address appears, the top bar also shows a $FUND ↗︎ link to the same PONS page.

After a network restart the landing line gains a second part while prices wait. Before registration opens it reads "Safety pause after a network restart. Live prices return once the pause ends. Browsing works as usual." Once registration is open it names the earliest time registration can reopen, in your local time; once funds are registered, the earliest time deposits, trades and USDG withdrawals can reopen, and that withdrawals in kind still work. Inside the site the same words sit in a notice under the top bar. It goes away by itself. See Price checks.

The platform's own controls come first. During an emergency deposit pause or a platform wind-down (see safety controls below) the landing line says so in place of the launch state, and a notice under the top bar says what still works: withdrawals, in USDG or in kind, never stop. A wind-down notice also gives the local date and time conversions to USDG can begin. Either change is an ordinary owner transaction on Robinhood Chain that anyone can look up. Safety & exits explains what each state does.

Funds show these controls with their own labels: a platform pause shows Deposits paused · platform, and a wind-down shows Platform wind-down on followed by the date conversions can begin, then Platform wind-down · converting to USDG once they have begun. The directory shows them in short: PAUSED, WINDING DOWN and CONVERTING.

What works before opening

You do not need a wallet or FUND to look around.

• The Street. Walk the district in 3D on a computer, or use the Street, Exchange, Registry and My Office tabs on a phone.
• The Exchange. Until real funds take their places, the Exchange desks, its board and the phone Exchange list show four example portfolios: Broadway Index, Mercer Growth, Hudson Balance and Liberty Reserve. Each is labelled EXAMPLE and shows only a target allocation and fee terms. They have no balances, investors, returns or track record, and you cannot deposit into or withdraw from them. As registered funds open, they take the desks and the board first and the examples step aside one by one; in the fund directory the examples stay under their own Examples switch.
• The asset directory. The asset directory lists 194 Robinhood-issued stock-token identities plus 7 ecosystem tokens and memecoins. Only switched-on assets can be bought: at launch that is the 35 stock tokens with price feeds and 7 ecosystem tokens and memecoins (PONS, CASHCAT, AI, Index, DELTA, SHROOM and TENDIES). Each asset is checked on its own, so one with a problem never stops the rest.
• Creation terms. The Registry shows what opening a fund involves: funding in USDG, ETH or FUND, accounting in USDG, and the 50,000 FUND creation charge.
• My profile. My profile↗︎ lets you sign in by signing a message with a standard wallet that has Robinhood Chain (4663) selected (no transaction and no gas), add a photo, and save optional X and FOMO links. When you manage a fund, your profile photo is that fund's photo. Links are supplied by the manager and are not verified accounts.

Nothing financial is possible yet: no fund registration, deposits, trades or withdrawals, because no fund exists before opening.

Verify the official FUND address

Anyone can launch a token called FUND, or even one named RWA Street. Only the address matters.

1. Open www.rwast.app↗︎ and find Official $FUND on the landing page. It shows the full contract address, and the COPY button beside it copies that address exactly as shown. The button appears only once the contracts have bound FUND.
2. Use the View on PONS link right next to it rather than a link from a message, a post or a search result.
3. Compare the whole address, character by character, with the token you are about to buy or approve. Matching the first and last few characters is not enough.
4. Check that the token is named RWA Street with ticker FUND.
5. If the landing page shows no address, or shows FUND unavailable, there is no official FUND to buy at that moment.

The address is read from Robinhood Chain, not typed into the website. Before showing it, the site checks that all the contract settings name the same token and that this token was launched on PONS V2 by the founder's launch wallet with ticker FUND. If anything disagrees, it shows no address at all.

Official announcements are posted on X at @RWASTREET↗︎. RWA Street will never ask for your seed phrase or private key.

Buying FUND on PONS carries PONS trading costs plus price impact; see fees & costs.

Who owns the contracts afterwards

Four RWA Street contracts have an administrative owner: the price source, the trading router, the fund factory and the deposit gateway. During setup and launch they are owned by a dedicated launch wallet. After fund creation and investing open, ownership moves to the founder's wallet in two steps:

1. The launch wallet nominates the founder's wallet as the new owner of all four contracts.
2. The founder's wallet accepts. Only then does it become the owner. Until it accepts, nothing changes.

Both steps are ordinary transactions on Robinhood Chain that anyone can look up.

Ownership is about platform settings, not about the money inside funds. Each fund belongs to its shareholders and is run by its own manager. The owner can list or delist assets, open or close new fund registration, set the creation charge for future funds, pause new deposits in an emergency and start a wind-down. The owner can also change the price feeds and trading routes the funds use, and those changes take effect immediately. That trust is disclosed in full in safety & exits.

The owner cannot move, sweep or withdraw any fund's assets, pause withdrawals, change a fund's fees, capacity or manager, or close or pause an individual fund.

Safety controls

These controls are built into the fund contracts on Robinhood Chain:

• A manager can pause deposits into their own fund, and resume them later.
• A manager can close their fund permanently. A closed fund never accepts deposits again, and its manager can only sell holdings toward USDG.
• The owner can pause new deposits into every fund and the opening of new funds in an emergency. It can be lifted. Trading, fees and withdrawals continue during the pause.
• The owner can start a platform wind-down. It cannot be cancelled or shortened. New deposits and new funds stop at once, and every fund can only sell toward USDG. After a 7-day notice, anyone may convert a fund's holdings into USDG, at most 20% of each holding in each clock hour. The USDG stays in the fund for its shareholders; the person converting receives nothing.
• Withdrawals can never be paused, by anyone, in any of these states.
• You can always leave in kind: take your exact share of everything the fund holds, its USDG and each token, with no sale and no price needed. Freshly deposited shares wait about a day first; withdrawing in USDG is not affected.
• The website shows every state and offers every exit: fund status badges, the manager's pause and close in My Office, withdrawal in kind on the withdraw ticket and, after a wind-down notice, the conversion to USDG on each fund page.
• There is no function that moves investor money to the owner. Money leaves a fund only to a shareholder who is withdrawing, or through a trade whose proceeds return to the same fund.

Management and performance fees keep running while a fund is paused, closed or winding down. The full details, including fees on in-kind exits and what to do during a wind-down, are in safety & exits.

Before investing

Read the manager's approach, holdings and fees before you invest. A new fund starts with no history; its page shows only what has happened on chain.

• Stock tokens carry market risk and the risks of their issuer.
• Ecosystem tokens and memecoins can move sharply, can be held by a few wallets and can be hard to sell in size.
• USDG has its own risks. Holding USDG in a fund is not a bank deposit.
• Paying into a fund with FUND sells it on PONS first, which carries PONS trading costs plus price impact. USDG avoids this.
• A withdrawal in USDG needs working prices and trading routes. If they are unavailable, it can fail and nothing moves; you can still leave in kind.
• The 50,000 FUND creation charge is burned, not invested. If the fund creation fails, the whole transaction is undone and nothing is burned. FUND holders receive no share of fees, no staking yield and no buybacks. Burns do not guarantee any return or FUND price.

Read how funds work for how value, fees and withdrawals are calculated, and fees & costs for every cost in one place.

Invest in a fund

AT A GLANCE

Find a fund, check there is room for you, pay in USDG, ETH or FUND, and withdraw in USDG whenever the fund can be valued, or in kind at any time.

You need

A browser wallet (or your wallet app's built-in browser) on Robinhood Chain, with a little ETH for gas

Pay in

USDG goes straight in. ETH and FUND are converted to USDG first.

You receive

Fund shares, priced at the fund's value per share

Is FUND required?

No. You only need 100,000 FUND or more to use the part of a fund reserved for FUND holders.

Withdraw in

USDG, or in kind: your exact share of everything the fund holds

YOU’LL NEED

• A wallet connected to Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663)
• ETH for gas, even if you pay in USDG
• The USDG, ETH or FUND you want to invest

Before you start

Investing opens automatically once FUND launches and the contracts connect to it. The landing page shows whether it is open. See Is it live?.

• A wallet. Use a browser-extension wallet on a computer. On a phone, open www.rwast.app inside your wallet app's built-in browser; see Use it on your phone.
• The right network. Your wallet must be on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). The site does not add or switch the network for you. See Add Robinhood Chain to your wallet.
• ETH for gas. Every approval, deposit and withdrawal is a transaction and costs a small amount of ETH.
• Something to invest. USDG, ETH or FUND in the same wallet.

You do not need a profile, a social account or any FUND to invest in the part of a fund that is open to everyone.

1Find a fund

→Open THE TERMINAL (the first button on the landing page, or TERMINAL at the top of the screen) to compare every fund as a card: its manager, holdings, fees and room left. Rank the cards with Top by size, Top performers or New. TABLE shows the same funds as one wide table, pictured here. Select a fund to visit it.

What you’ll seeOne row per fund: value per share, assets under management (AUM), holders, return since start, position against the performance-fee reference, fees, biggest position, your position, access and room left.

Sorting, filters, badges and examples (6)

• Select a column heading to sort by it; select it again to reverse the order. Search by fund name or ticker.
• Filters: ALL, NEAR / ABOVE REF., BELOW REF., MY INVESTMENTS and MY FUND. A dash means a figure is not available yet.
• ACCESS reads OPEN (there is public room), FUND 100K (only the FUND-holder reserve is left), FUND ACCESS (you hold enough FUND for it), FULL, or UNAVAILABLE (the fund's room could not be read). It describes room only: a fund whose deposits are stopped can still read OPEN, and its fund page then greys out the deposit button.
• Desks marked EXAMPLE, and the directory's Examples switch, show example portfolios, not funds; you cannot invest in them. What they are.
• A new fund has no past returns. Its chart builds up from recorded values over time, so check how long the chart covers before comparing returns.
• On a phone, the Exchange tab lists funds as cards. Tap a card to open the fund.

2Read the fund page

→Select the fund's name in the directory, or VISIT FUND OFFICE on its desk. On the fund's floor, select the fund's name on its panel to open the fund page. Read the introduction, the holdings and the fees.

What you’ll seeThe fund photo, the manager's nickname (or Independent manager when there is none) and wallet address, the introduction, value per share, current holdings, both fees and a capacity bar showing how much room is left.

Photos, links, holdings and manager changes (5)

• The fund's photo is its current manager's profile photo. It changes if the fund gets a new manager, and funds run by the same manager share it.
• Nicknames, photos and X or FOMO links are supplied by the wallet owner and are not verified. They do not prove identity, skill or an endorsement by RWA Street. Check the manager's wallet address and the actual holdings.
• Holdings can differ from the introduction. The introduction describes an approach; it does not limit what the manager trades.
• A manager can hand the fund to another wallet at once, without notice. The fees and capacity stay the same. See Who can do what.
• If the fund holds a memecoin or an ecosystem token, it cannot be valued while that token's pool is quiet or moving fast. Deposits and USDG withdrawals then wait. See How prices stay honest.

3Check there is room for you

→On the fund page, look at the Fund capacity bar and the Available to you line. The deposit ticket shows the same figure as Available to you here.

What you’ll seeIf an amount is too high, the ticket shows ABOVE WHAT IS AVAILABLE TO YOU with the reason, and your wallet is never asked.

When room runs short (3)

• Type more than your room and the ticket says so before you sign (picture below).
• Another investor's deposit can use the last of the room before yours settles. The fund contract checks again when your transaction runs, and refuses it if the room is gone. You lose only the gas.
• The full rules are in Capacity and FUND-holder priority.

Every fund has a size limit, set when it opens: its seed times a multiple the manager chose (20× to 100×). The limit counts the money paid in, not market gains. 70% is open to everyone and 30% is first reserved for FUND holders.

70%30%

• Public room, open to everyone70% · 14,000 USDG
• FUND-holder reserve30% · 6,000 USDG

The manager's 1,000 USDG seed counts toward the public room, so 13,000 USDG is left there for investors. This is the fund in the screenshots on this page.

The reserve is for wallets holding at least 100,000 FUND. It opens to everyone 3 days after the public room first fills.

• Holder allowance. With 100,000 FUND you may use 10% of the reserve; the share grows in a straight line to the whole reserve at 1,000,000 FUND. With 250,000 FUND and the 6,000 USDG reserve above, you may put in up to 1,500 USDG.
• It is counted once per wallet, for the life of the fund. Withdrawing does not give your reserve allowance back.
• The 3-day clock starts the first time the public room fills. Withdrawals do not restart it, the manager cannot restart it, and a pause in deposits does not stop it.
• Withdrawals free room. The room freed is the amount originally paid in for those shares, which can differ from the USDG paid out.

4Choose how you pay

→Select Invest in this fund on the fund page (or DEPOSIT in its directory row), pick USDG, ETH or FUND, and enter an amount. The 25%, 50% and ALL buttons fill it from your wallet balance.

What you’ll seeThe fund's fees, a green check with OPEN TO EVERYONE (or OPEN TO YOU · $FUND HOLDER ALLOCATION), and Available to you here in USDG.

Paying with USDG, ETH or FUND (7)

• USDG deposits directly. You pay only gas.
• ETH and FUND are sold for USDG first, inside the same transaction as your deposit. Choose REVIEW CONVERSION to see the estimate, the minimum USDG, the minimum fund shares and the time the quote expires. Then choose CONFIRM DEPOSIT.
• If the conversion would pay less than the minimums, the conversion and the deposit are undone together and nothing is lost but gas. The site allows 1% below the quote on the conversion and applies a separate limit on the share price.
• A quote lasts about five minutes. If it expires, or you change the amount, review again.
• Keep some ETH back when you pay in ETH, so you can still pay gas.
• While FUND is still on its PONS launch curve, the FUND estimate is indicative; the minimums still protect you. While PONS moves FUND to its trading pool, paying with FUND is paused. Use USDG or ETH meanwhile.
• If a FUND payment reaches into the holder reserve, your eligibility is checked on the FUND left in your wallet after the payment. Paying with FUND can take you below 100,000 FUND and out of the reserve.

5Confirm and check your receipt

→If your wallet asks for an approval, confirm it. Then confirm the deposit itself and wait for Deposit confirmed.

What you’ll seeThe receipt lists Deposited (USDG) and Shares received, plus Spent when you paid in ETH or FUND, and a transaction reference. Your own receipt shows your transaction's reference, which you can look up on the Robinhood Chain block explorer↗︎.

Approvals, pending transactions and your new shares (5)

• An approval alone deposits nothing. It only lets the fund take your token. If you see Approval confirmed, reopen the ticket, check the amounts and submit the deposit.
• If a transaction is still pending, the site says so and offers CHECK STATUS. Do not submit the same action again while it is pending.
• Your money arrives in the fund as USDG cash. The manager decides when to invest it.
• Your position then shows on the fund page and under MY INVESTMENTS in the directory. The fund page button changes to Deposit / withdraw.
• Fund shares are your stake in that fund's portfolio, with its gains and losses. They are not FUND, and they carry the fund's fees. See Fund fees.

6Withdraw

→Open the ticket (Deposit / withdraw on the fund page, or Withdraw at the bottom on a phone), select WITHDRAW, keep USDG under You receive, enter the fund shares to redeem, and confirm. To take your share of every holding instead, choose IN KIND (see Two ways to withdraw).

What you’ll seeThe shares you hold, the current value per share and your position's value. When you confirm, the site sets a minimum USDG 1% below the current estimate and a five-minute deadline.

How a USDG withdrawal is paid (7)

• You always receive USDG, whether you paid in USDG, ETH or FUND.
• If the fund's USDG cash covers your withdrawal, nothing is sold.
• If not, the fund sells the same small fraction of every holding. Each sale must receive at least 99% of the price-feed value for stock tokens, or 97% for ecosystem tokens and memecoins. If any sale cannot, the whole withdrawal is refused and nothing moves.
• Selling costs pool fees and price impact, shared by you and the holders who stay.
• A USDG withdrawal needs a valid price for everything the fund holds. While a holding has no current price the fund page names it beside a Waiting for a current price button; while prices recover after a chain outage the button reads Not before about the earliest time it can reopen (or Paused for safety while that time is not known yet). Either way, withdrawals in USDG wait. A withdrawal in kind does not: the fund page offers Withdraw in kind under the waiting button, and on a phone beside it in the bar.
• The value on the page is an estimate, not a guaranteed amount. The receipt shows what was actually paid.
• Withdrawals are never paused by a manager or by the platform. Room limits never block them either.

Memecoins can pause a fund. A fund that holds a memecoin or an ecosystem token cannot be valued while that token's pool is quiet or jumping, and its deposits and USDG withdrawals wait meanwhile; a withdrawal in kind still works. Check the holdings if you may need your money back in USDG quickly. The price rules

Two ways to withdraw

You can withdraw in USDG, as above, or in kind: your exact share of the fund's USDG and of every token it holds, with nothing sold and no price needed, so it still works when a USDG withdrawal has to wait. Withdraw in kind has the full rules.

To withdraw in kind, open the ticket, select WITHDRAW, then choose IN KIND under You receive. While prices wait, the fund page offers Withdraw in kind directly. Enter the shares and select REVIEW IN KIND: the review lists every token you will receive and the least of each. If a token cannot be sent to your wallet right now, tick its box to leave your share of it in the fund, or come back later. Then select CONFIRM IN-KIND WITHDRAWAL and confirm in your wallet. Shares from a deposit in the last 24 hours wait before they can leave in kind; the review says until when, and a USDG withdrawal skips that wait.

The fund page and your tickets show a fund's status; the directory shows the same in short (PAUSED, CLOSED, WINDING DOWN, CONVERTING):

A manager can pause deposits or close a fund, and the platform can pause deposits or wind down. None of these can stop a withdrawal. See Fund status.

Share a fund

Select Share fund at the top of the fund page to copy its link. If your browser does not allow copying, the site shows the link for you to copy.

If something goes wrong

Still stuck? Check the FAQ or ask at @RWASTREET↗︎.

Open a fund

AT A GLANCE

Run your own fund on RWA Street. You pick the stocks, ecosystem tokens and memecoins it holds, set your fees once, and investors buy shares of what you build.

Your wallet

Becomes the fund's manager, on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). Only it can trade, publish the introduction, pause or close the fund.

Creation charge

50,000 FUND, burned once. It is not an investment and is not returned. If creation fails, nothing is burned.

Seed

At least 1 USDG of your own money, paid in USDG, ETH or FUND. It always lands in the fund as USDG.

Fees you set once

Management 0% to 3% a year; performance 0% to 40% of gains, split 70% to you and 30% to the platform.

Capacity

20, 40, 50, 60, 80 or 100 times your seed. 30% is first reserved for FUND holders.

Portfolio

Up to 16 switched-on assets. Whatever you do not allocate stays in USDG.

YOU’LL NEED

• 50,000 FUND for the burn, plus your seed
• ETH for gas: registration, approvals, trades and introduction updates are transactions
• A standard wallet if you want a profile photo

This guide walks through every step, from your profile to your first trade, then covers what to know once the fund is running.

When can I start? Fund registration opens automatically once FUND launches and the contracts connect to it on Robinhood Chain. Until then the Registry lets you explore the form but not submit it. See Is it live? for the current state. You can set up your profile at any time.

1. Set up your profile

Your profile photo becomes your fund's photo everywhere investors see it, so start here. Open My profile from the top bar, or go to your profile settings↗︎.

1. Select Robinhood Chain (4663) in your wallet, then select Connect wallet & sign in and connect the wallet you will manage the fund with. On any other network the site asks you to switch your wallet to Robinhood Chain and sign in again.
2. Sign the login message in your wallet. Signing proves you control the wallet. It sends no transaction, costs no gas and moves no funds. Profiles work with standard wallets (externally owned accounts), not smart contract wallets.
3. Select Choose photo. Use a PNG, JPEG or WebP image of up to 2 MB and at most 4096 × 4096 pixels. It uploads straight away; wait for "Photo saved." The server makes a thumbnail and strips embedded metadata before anyone sees it.
4. Optionally add your X profile link and FOMO profile link, then select Save profile.

Pick a photo that still reads when it is small and square: it appears as a small square in the fund directory. Remove photo deletes it and Sign out ends the session.

Good to know: your photo and links are public. Your manager nickname is not part of the profile: it is published on chain with the fund's introduction (steps 2 and 8). X and FOMO links are shown with the note "Manager-supplied links · Not verified". Adding a link does not prove you own that account; RWA Street never asks for your X or FOMO password and shows no verification badge. Photo and link changes cost no gas and never touch your fund's holdings, shares, fees or permissions.

2. Name and introduce your fund

Go to the Registry district and select Register a fund. Connect your manager wallet if you have not already.

Fill in the first part of the form:

• Fund name (up to 32 characters) and Fund share ticker (up to 8 characters). Both are written into the fund's share token and cannot be changed later.
• Manager nickname (optional). It appears beside your wallet address. Leave it empty and investors see Independent manager with your address.
• Fund introduction (optional). Explain what you plan to hold, why, your time horizon and how you think about risk.

The nickname and introduction together can use up to 1,024 bytes; the counter under the introduction shows how much you have used. Both are published on chain with registration and you can edit them later (step 8).

On a phone, registration opens as a full-screen sheet in five steps: Name & introduction, Portfolio, Fees, Seed & capacity, and Review & open. A progress bar shows where you are ("Step 2 of 5 · Portfolio"). Next names the following step and stops with a clear reason if something is missing. You can tap back to any step you have already reached, and turning the phone keeps your step and your answers.

The site opens one fund per manager wallet. If your wallet already manages a fund, the Registry takes you to My Office instead.

3. Build the starting portfolio

Under Starting portfolio, the tabs at the top are All, Stocks, Ecosystem Tokens, Memecoins and Cash (USDG), then Your mix with the number you have picked. Narrow the list by sector or theme, or search by name or symbol. Tick an asset and type its target weight. Your mix shows only what you have picked.

• Only assets switched on for funds appear here. At launch that is the 35 stock tokens with price feeds plus 7 ecosystem tokens and memecoins (PONS, CASHCAT, AI, Index, DELTA, SHROOM and TENDIES). The asset directory catalogs 194 stock-token issuer identities, but only switched-on assets can be bought.
• Only assets with a valid price right now are listed. One whose price is stale is hidden until its price recovers; the rest stay available. The pool check comes later, at the review.
• All also lists USDG cash, so its count is one more than the switched-on assets that currently have a valid price: 43 results when all 42 do.
• Weights can have up to two decimals and cannot add up to more than 100%. Whatever you leave unallocated stays in the fund as USDG cash.
• A fund can hold up to 16 different assets at once, plus USDG.

The fund buys these assets with your seed during registration; you do not bring the tokens yourself. Weights are starting targets, not rules: trading costs shift the final amounts a little, and the fund never rebalances on its own.

Before you add memecoins or ecosystem tokens: they are valued from their own trading pools, and a pool that goes quiet or jumps cannot be valued. While your fund holds such a token, that means your whole fund cannot be valued: deposits, USDG withdrawals and your trades wait until the pool recovers. The exact rules are in How prices stay honest.

4. Set fees and capacity

Management fee: 0% to 3% a year. It goes entirely to you, builds up over time on the fund's value and applies in losing periods too.

Performance fee: 0% to 40% of gains. It applies only to gains above the fund's fee reference (its high-water mark), including gains not yet sold. It is split 70% to you and 30% to the platform; the platform's share comes out of the rate you choose, not on top of it.

Both fees are paid in new fund shares, not cash, so they show up as a small dilution for every holder. More in Things to know about performance fees and Fees & costs.

Capacity: 20, 40, 50, 60, 80 or 100 times your seed. This is the most money the fund will accept, counted as contributions (what people put in), not market value. Your seed counts toward it. With a 1,000 USDG seed at 20×, capacity is 20,000 USDG. The screenshots on this page follow a fund called Your Fund, seeded with 10,000 USDG at 20×, so its capacity is 200,000 USDG (140,000 public, 60,000 reserved).

• 70% is public. Anyone can deposit until it is full.
• 30% is reserved for FUND holders first. Once the public part fills, only wallets holding at least 100,000 FUND can use the reserve. Their allowance grows with their balance, up to the whole reserve at 1,000,000 FUND.
• Three days after the public part first fills, whatever is left in the reserve opens to everyone. Withdrawals do not reset this clock.
• Price moves do not use up capacity. When an investor withdraws, the amount they originally put in is freed again.

Your seed is an ordinary investment: you can withdraw it or transfer your shares later. The ratio between your seed and capacity is not a locked stake and does not describe how much of the fund you own. Fees and capacity are fixed for the life of the fund.

5. Review and register

Select Review & open. The site reads live quotes and shows the full picture before anything is sent:

• the fund name, ticker, your nickname and introduction;
• both fee rates, with the performance-fee split worked out;
• for each starting asset, the quoted amount and the minimum received;
• the USDG cash left over;
• the one-time creation burn of 50,000 FUND, separate from your investment;
• when the review expires (five minutes after it was made).

Minimums include a 1% tolerance for price movement and must also clear the fund's own price floor. If the review expires or you change anything, the site asks you to review again.

Paying the seed in ETH or FUND. The site converts it to USDG first and shows the expected USDG, the minimum USDG and the minimum fund shares. Your starting weights are worked out on the minimum; anything extra stays as cash.

• ETH costs only its pool fee and price impact. FUND carries PONS trading costs at conversion, plus price impact; USDG avoids this. Why
• If you seed in FUND, keep enough for both the seed and the separate 50,000 FUND burn. Buying FUND on PONS for the burn carries PONS trading costs too.

Select Confirm & open. Your wallet may first ask for approvals: FUND for the burn, and USDG (or FUND) for the seed. Each approval is a separate small transaction. Then you confirm the registration itself. It is one transaction: registration, the burn, your seed and every starting purchase settle together, or none of them do.

If something fails: a failed registration reverts completely. Nothing is burned, no fund is created and your seed stays in your wallet. You still pay gas for the attempt, and any approvals you already gave remain in place. If an approval confirms but the registration is not sent (for example, the page reloaded), the site says "Approval confirmed": reopen the form, review the current amounts and submit again. Nothing is ever resent automatically. Other messages you may see:

• "Portfolio review expired": review the allocations again.
• "Not enough gas in the wallet": add ETH and retry.
• "Available liquidity is outside the fund's price protection" (stock tokens) or "Available ecosystem liquidity is outside the fund's price protection" (ecosystem tokens and memecoins), each followed by "Reduce the order or try again later.": lower that asset's weight or try again later. For ecosystem tokens and memecoins it can also read "The first conversion leg is outside the fund's price protection", because they are bought through ETH.
• "Wallet is short on ...": lower the seed or top up the wallet.

6. Open your office

After registration the site takes you to My Office. If the new fund's data is still loading, it shows the Registry first; open My Office a moment later. Here you see your fund card with its photo, value and cash, Open order ticket and View my fund page, the FUND STATUS card with PAUSE DEPOSITS and CLOSE FUND (see Pause or close your fund), its capacity and its holdings. Investors can now find your fund in the Exchange and invest from its fund page.

On a phone, My Office is the fourth tab at the bottom. It lists your own investments first, then the fund you run with the same office panel and order ticket.

Use Share fund on your fund page to copy a direct link to it.

7. Trade

Open the order ticket from My Office, or with Manage portfolio on your fund page. Every trade is between USDG and one asset: buying spends the fund's USDG, selling turns holdings back into USDG. To move from one asset to another, sell and then buy.

1. Choose an asset and Buy or Sell.
2. Enter a quantity, or use the 25% / 50% / 75% / 100% buttons.
3. Select Review trade. The ticket shows what the fund spends, the estimated amount received, the minimum received and when the review expires (five minutes).
4. Select Confirm trade and approve it in your wallet.

Price protection. Every trade must receive at least 99% of the price-feed value for stock tokens, or 97% for ecosystem tokens and memecoins. An order big enough to push the pool further is refused with a message ending "...is outside the fund's price protection". Split it into smaller orders.

When trading waits. The website's order ticket needs a current value for the whole fund. If an asset the fund holds has no current price, Open order ticket opens a short sheet instead, "Trading waits for a current price.", naming that asset, and nothing is sent; open the ticket again once the price is back. After a Robinhood Chain restart the sheet reads "Trading is paused for safety." with the earliest time trading can reopen, in your local time, and the notice under the top bar gives the same time; after it, each price must update first. A newly bought asset must already have a working price.

New money arrives as USDG. Deposits add cash and you decide when to invest it. Investors who withdraw in USDG are paid from cash first; if there is not enough, the fund sells a slice of every holding, and the cost of those sales is shared by everyone in the fund. Keeping some cash makes small withdrawals cheaper.

If the platform stops listing an asset, you can no longer buy or sell it by hand. It can still leave the fund through withdrawals.

8. Keep your introduction current

On your fund page, select Edit profile under "The investment approach". Update your nickname and introduction, then select Publish profile. It is a transaction on Robinhood Chain, sent from the manager wallet, and costs gas. The same 1,024-byte limit applies.

Your introduction is public and describes your approach. It does not enforce holdings or promise returns, so keep it honest and up to date.

9. Your photo is your fund's photo

A registered fund has one image: the profile photo of its current manager. Once you add a photo in My profile, it appears on every fund you manage. There is nothing to upload per fund. On your own fund page, Change photo opens your profile.

A new or removed photo shows at once in your own browser and within about a minute or two for visitors who already have the page open. Nobody else can change it: not investors, not other wallets holding shares. If the profile service is ever down, your fund keeps working normally and simply shows the fallback until it recovers.

Pause or close your fund

As manager you have two controls over new money. Neither can ever stop an investor from leaving.

The FUND holder clock keeps running. Pausing does not stop the three-day timer that opens the reserved 30% to everyone once the public part has filled.

In My Office, the FUND STATUS card shows whether your fund is open to deposits, paused or closed, and whether the platform has paused deposits or is winding down.

• PAUSE DEPOSITS asks you to confirm, then stops new deposits; the same button then reads RESUME DEPOSITS.
• CLOSE FUND opens a confirmation. Type your ticker to enable CLOSE PERMANENTLY, or choose KEEP FUND OPEN.
• During a platform wind-down there is nothing left to pause, so only CLOSE FUND remains.

After closing, the fund page shows Closed — withdraw only, the directory shows CLOSED, your order ticket only sells, and your investors see Withdraw with both ways out. Anyone without shares sees Closed to new investors.

Platform-wide controls. Separately from your own switches, the platform can pause deposits into every fund (and new registrations) in an emergency, and undo that later; trading and withdrawals continue. If RWA Street ever winds down, there is a public seven-day notice during which every fund can only sell. After it, anyone can convert fund holdings into USDG in small steps, with the proceeds staying in the fund. Either state shows in a notice under the top bar and on your FUND STATUS card. See Safety & exits.

Hand the fund to another wallet

You can make another wallet the manager with the contract function setManager, called from your manager wallet (how). It takes effect immediately, in one step: there is no acceptance by the new wallet and no delay. Only the new wallet can hand it back. The website has no button for this.

• Fees, capacity, holdings and status stay exactly as they are. A closed fund stays closed.
• Fees earned up to the handover are settled to you first. So if the fund charges fees, the handover needs a working fund value; a fund charging 0% and 0% can be handed over at any time.
• Fee shares you already hold stay yours. Future management and performance fees go to the new manager.
• The fund's photo becomes the new manager's profile photo. Your photo stays on any funds you still manage.
• The introduction stays, marked on the fund page as published by a previous manager, until the new manager publishes a new one. Your nickname stops showing at once.

Check the new address carefully. Sending management to a wrong address cannot be reversed.

Things to know about performance fees

Fees are paid in new fund shares, settle whenever the fund is valued for an action, and wait for a small buffer above the fee reference. The fine print:

Performance fee details (4)

• A small buffer first. A performance fee is taken only once value per share is more than 0.6% above the fee reference. It is then charged on the whole gain above the reference, and the reference moves up to the new value. If value falls, no performance fee is due until it climbs back above the reference.
• When fees settle. Fees are worked out and paid whenever the fund is valued for an action: any deposit, withdrawal, trade or fee update. Anyone can trigger a fee update on the fund contract. A fund that charges neither fee is never valued just for fees. A fund with a management fee is valued whenever time has passed since the last settlement, so those actions need a price for everything it holds.
• In-kind exits while prices are down. Investors can always leave "in kind", taking their share of every holding instead of USDG. If they do so while the fund cannot be valued, only the management fee is settled, and the performance fee on gains since the last settlement is skipped for their shares. Only you and the platform lose that fee; the investors who stay are not affected. Regular trading and deposits keep fees settled, which keeps this gap small.
• Fees are shares. Your fee shares are ordinary fund shares. You can hold them, transfer them or withdraw them like any investor.

Keeping prices honest

Your fund's value, fees and every trade depend on live prices, and the system refuses to use a price that is old or out of line. When a fund cannot be valued, deposits, USDG withdrawals and trades wait; in-kind withdrawals never do. Every rule, with its numbers, is in How prices stay honest.

Use it on your phone

AT A GLANCE

RWA Street works on a phone held upright: four tabs at the bottom, the 3D street at the top of the first tab, and every ticket and form as a sheet you can reach with your thumb. Turning the phone sideways is optional.

Connect a wallet

Open www.rwast.app inside your wallet app's built-in browser, on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663)

Look around

Street tab: the live street, what is open and where to go

Compare funds

Exchange tab: search, sort chips and fund cards

Invest or withdraw

Open a fund, then use the bar at the bottom of the screen

Open a fund

Registry tab: a five-step sheet, one step per screen

See what you own

My Office tab: your investments and the fund you run

See the whole street

Turn the phone sideways (optional)

No 3D on your phone?

Everything still works over a still picture of the street

Open it in your wallet

RWA Street talks to the wallet that is built into the browser you are using. A phone's normal browser (Safari, Chrome and similar) has no wallet inside it, so you can read everything there but cannot connect. To invest, open a fund or sign in to your profile, use the built-in browser of your wallet app (often a tab called Browser or Discover).

1. In your wallet app, choose Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). Add it in the wallet's network settings if it is not listed yet. The site does not switch networks for you.
2. Keep a little ETH on Robinhood Chain for gas. Every deposit, withdrawal, approval and fund creation is a transaction that needs it.
3. In the wallet's built-in browser, go to https://www.rwast.app.
4. The landing page shows RWA STREET, ROBINHOOD CHAIN, the OPEN THE TERMINAL and WALK THE STREET buttons, a live status line, links to these docs and to @RWASTREET on X↗︎, Take the one-minute tour and My profile.
5. Tap OPEN THE TERMINAL or WALK THE STREET, then tap CONNECT WALLET at the top right and approve the connection in your wallet.

The status line is read from Robinhood Chain, exactly as on a computer. Before FUND launches, the button at the top right says VIEW AVAILABILITY (or OPENING SOON once FUND is connected to the contracts) and opens a status sheet instead of connecting. Once FUND is connected to the contracts, the landing page and the Street tab show the official FUND address with a COPY button and a View on PONS link. COPY is a thumb-sized button that copies the address exactly as shown; it never appears before the contracts have bound FUND. That address is the only official one. See Is it live? for how opening works.

If connecting fails:

• "Connect an Ethereum wallet to transact": you are in a normal browser. Open the site in your wallet app's browser.
• "Switch your wallet to chain 4663": your wallet is on another network. Switch to Robinhood Chain and tap CONNECT WALLET again.
• "Wallet did not respond": the wallet did not answer within 45 seconds. Check the wallet for a pending request, then try again.
• WALLET DISCONNECTED with RECONNECT WALLET: the wallet changed account or network while the page was open. Reconnect before doing anything else.

The four tabs

The tab bar sits at the bottom: Street, Terminal, Registry and My Office. The gold line marks where you are. Tap the tab you are already on to jump back to the top of it. On a fund's page the tab bar gives way to that fund's action bar; the back link at the top returns you to the Terminal or the fund directory, wherever you came from.

At the top of every tab: the R mark (with the network you are on, on wider phones), the ? that starts the one-minute tour, your profile button and your wallet button.

The pictures on this page come from a few moments. The first landing page, the Street tab and the still street show the site before FUND launches. The Exchange, fund, deposit, registration and My Office pictures show it after opening, with one newly created fund that has no history yet, so the button reads CONNECT WALLET instead of VIEW AVAILABILITY. The open landing page carries an all-zero test address in place of FUND's, and one picture shows a safety pause after a network restart. Each caption says which.

Street

• The live 3D street fills the top of the screen. Labels float over the buildings: The Exchange ↗︎ and Registry ↗︎ open those tabs, and My Office → sits in the corner.
• A quiet line under the street suggests turning the phone sideways to walk the 3D street. It is only a suggestion. See Turn it sideways.
• On your first visit, a line under the street offers the one-minute tour: "New here? Take the one-minute tour." It is offered once.
• The status line tells you what you can do right now, for example "Fund registration and investing open when FUND launches." Once FUND is connected, the official address appears under it.
• Three cards lead to 02 The Terminal, 03 The Registry and 04 My Office. Each shows a live line such as the number of funds, "Registration open" or "Registration closed", "You manage" with your ticker, or how many investments you hold.
• At the bottom: Tutorial, Docs, @RWASTREET on X and My profile.

Terminal

Every fund on one page. A board at the top shows what is running right now: how many funds, how much is in them, how many are open to deposits and which is newest. Each card shows who runs the fund (the manager's photo and nickname, with their own X and FOMO links marked "Not verified"), its name, ticker and type, the manager's approach, NAV per share, the change since start and over 24 hours once recorded, the top holdings, AUM, fees and how full the fund is (the hatched part of the bar is the room held for $FUND holders first), with one status such as OPEN, $FUND HOLDERS FIRST, DEPOSITS PAUSED or CLOSED. Rank the funds with Top by size, Top performers or New, search by fund, ticker or manager, filter by Stocks, Memes & tokens or Mixed, or keep only funds open to deposits. Tap a card to open the fund's page. The last card is the next unclaimed fund number, Start your fund, which leads to the Registry. The example portfolios follow the funds in their own section. Before FUND launches, the Terminal says the same as the landing page and shows unclaimed fund numbers above the examples.

Table view, under the Terminal's heading, opens the fund directory, laid out as cards:

• Search by fund name or ticker.
• SORT chips: Return, AUM, Holders and Drawdown. Tap a chip to sort; tap it again to reverse the order. The arrow on the chip shows the direction.
• Filter chips: ALL, NEAR / ABOVE REF., BELOW REF., MY INVESTMENTS and MY FUND. "REF." is the fund's performance fee reference; see How funds work.
• Each fund card shows the ticker and name, the manager, the return since the fund started, a small chart with a dashed line at the fee reference, assets under management (AUM), number of holders, whether the fund is open and how full it is. A registered fund's photo is its manager's profile photo; without one, the square keeps the fund's colour.
• Tap a card to open the fund's page.

A new fund starts with no history, so its card shows only what has happened on chain since it opened. A dash means a figure is not available yet.

The directory also keeps the four example portfolios from RWA Street. Each one is clearly labelled Example portfolio and shows only a target mix (for example "Target · SPY 75% · USDG 25%") and example fees. Examples hold no assets and have no balances, returns or investors, and you cannot deposit into them. The Registered funds / Examples switch at the top chooses which list you see. The list opens on the examples only while no fund is registered; after that it opens on registered funds, and the examples are one tap away.

Registry

Where managers open a fund. The tab lists the five registration steps and the main terms: funding options USDG · ETH · $FUND, fund accounting in USDG, the creation burn (50,000 FUND; the registration review reads the live amount from the contracts) and the performance fee split 70% manager · 30% platform.

The button at the bottom changes with the situation: Register a fund when registration is open, Open my office if you already manage a fund, and View availability while registration is closed. Tapping Register a fund opens the five-step sheet shown above. See Open a fund from your phone.

My Office

• Your investments: after you connect, a wallet card with your address and your USDG balance, then one row per fund you hold: ticker, name, current value in USDG, return and number of shares. Tap a row to open that fund.
• If you have no fund shares yet, a button takes you to the Exchange. Funds accept USDG, ETH or FUND.
• Your fund: if you manage a fund, its office appears here: the fund card, the order ticket for buying and selling assets, and your profile. The section is hidden if you do not manage a fund.

Invest from your phone

Open the fund

1. On the Exchange tab, tap a fund card.
2. Read the fund page: value per share, chart, holdings, fees, the manager's introduction and capacity. Scroll as far as you like; ← The Exchange at the top takes you back.
3. Tap Invest in this fund in the bar at the bottom of the screen.

The bar mirrors the fund page's own invest button, so it always says what you can actually do:

When the page's own invest button is on screen, the bar steps aside so you never see two identical buttons.

Fill in the ticket

The ticket opens as a sheet from the bottom. Its header and buttons stay put while the middle scrolls.

1. Choose DEPOSIT, then the asset you pay with: USDG, ETH or FUND. An asset that cannot be used right now is greyed out with the reason.
2. Type an amount, or tap 25%, 50% or ALL of your wallet balance. The ticket checks the fund's remaining room for you before you sign anything.
3. With USDG, tap DEPOSIT. With ETH or FUND, tap REVIEW CONVERSION first: the ticket shows the estimated USDG, the minimum USDG you will accept, the minimum fund shares and the time the quote expires. If you are happy, tap CONFIRM DEPOSIT.
4. Approve in your wallet. The first time you pay with a token, your wallet asks for an approval before the deposit itself. When the approval confirms, the site shows Approval confirmed: reopen the ticket, check the amounts and submit the deposit. It is never sent for you automatically.
5. When the deposit confirms, a receipt lists what you spent, the USDG deposited and the shares you received.

Withdraw

Tap Withdraw in the bar (or WITHDRAW in the ticket), enter the shares to redeem (or tap 25%, 50% or ALL), and tap WITHDRAW. With USDG under You receive, the fund may sell some holdings to raise that USDG; if a sale cannot meet its minimum, the whole withdrawal is reverted and nothing moves. Choose IN KIND instead to take your share of everything the fund holds, with nothing sold: tap REVIEW IN KIND, check each token and the least of each, then CONFIRM IN-KIND WITHDRAWAL. See Withdraw in kind and Safety & exits for every way out of a fund.

Costs, room and protections are the same as on a computer. USDG goes straight in; ETH pays its pool fee and price impact; FUND is sold on PONS for ETH and then converted to USDG, which carries PONS trading costs plus price impact. Quotes expire after about five minutes, your minimums cancel the whole deposit if the conversion falls short, and the contract checks the fund's room again when your transaction runs. The details are in Invest in a fund (steps 3 to 6) and Fees & costs.

For the full investor walkthrough, see Invest in a fund.

Open a fund from your phone

On the Registry tab, tap Register a fund. The registration form opens full screen as five steps, one per screen. A progress bar and a line such as Step 2 of 5 · Portfolio sit at the top.

1. Name & introduction: your fund's name, its share ticker, the manager name and how you invest. You cannot continue without a name and a ticker; the sheet tells you what is missing.
2. Portfolio: choose assets and their starting weights. Whatever you do not allocate stays in USDG. Only assets that are switched on and priced right now can be picked; see Assets.
3. Fees: set the management fee (0 to 3% a year) and the performance fee (0 to 40%). Of the performance fee, 70% goes to you and 30% to the platform, paid in fund shares. Fees are fixed once the fund is created.
4. Seed & capacity: seed the fund with USDG, ETH or FUND and choose how much it can accept, as a multiple of your seed (20, 40, 50, 60, 80 or 100 times).
5. Review & open: a summary of every choice in five rows (Fund, Manager, Portfolio, Fees and Seed, with capacity), the amounts and the creation burn, then REVIEW & OPEN.

Moving between steps:

• The button at the bottom names the next step, for example NEXT · PORTFOLIO. BACK returns one step; on the first step, CANCEL closes the form.
• Tap a dot in the progress bar to jump back to any step you have already reached.
• If the review finds a problem with your weights or seed, it offers a button such as Fix in Portfolio or Fix in Seed & capacity that takes you straight there.
• Rotating the phone keeps you on the same step with the same values.

Before you open:

• Opening a fund burns 50,000 FUND. The burn is not an investment and is not returned. If creation fails, the burn reverts with it.
• Buying FUND on PONS for the burn carries PONS trading costs plus price impact.
• Your wallet may ask for approvals (for example for your seed) before the creation transaction. After an approval confirms, reopen the form, check it and submit.
• While registration is closed, the button reads View availability and shows the current status instead of the form.

For the full manager walkthrough, including trading and your profile, see Open a fund.

Turn it sideways

Upright, a line under the street reads Turn your phone sideways to walk the 3D street. It is a suggestion only. Nothing needs landscape, and a phone with rotation locked, or a wallet browser that does not rotate, can do everything upright.

Sideways, the street fills the screen and the controls shrink to its edges:

• A slim top bar with a back arrow and the name of the place you are in.
• A floating navigation pill at the bottom right: STREET, EXCHANGE, REGISTRY and MY OFFICE. On narrow screens it shows icons only.
• The place action as a pill at the bottom left, and a short hint at the top (it says TAP where a computer would say click).
• Office and trading-floor cards in a panel on the right, with the street beside them.
• Tickets and forms open as full-height sheets on the right, with their buttons always on the bottom edge.
• The fund directory keeps its table: tap a column heading to sort.
• On a fund's page, a Deposit / Withdraw pair floats at the bottom right whenever the page's own investment panel is off screen.

A form keeps the layout it opened with: registration started upright stays in five steps after you rotate, and rotating back returns you to the same step. Your Exchange search and scroll position are kept too.

The 3D trading floor of a fund is available sideways and on a computer. Upright, links to it open the fund's page instead, which has everything you need to invest.

If the 3D street does not load

Some phones and in-app browsers cannot draw 3D (it may be blocked, switched off or short of graphics memory). RWA Street then opens with a still picture of the street in place of the live scene. The labels over the street become ordinary buttons, and every tab, ticket and form works as usual.

• If the phone's graphics drop out while you browse, the still picture takes over and the live street comes back when it recovers.
• On a phone that struggles to keep up, the street first renders at a lighter resolution and, if needed, becomes a still frame that redraws only when the view changes.
• Upright, the street stops drawing while you are on another tab or have scrolled past it, which saves battery.

If the site cannot start at all, the loading screen does not spin forever. It shows one of these messages:

Both offer three ways forward:

• Try again reloads the page.
• Open without 3D opens the site with the still street. You can also bookmark https://www.rwast.app/?render=static to always open it this way.
• Read the docs opens this guide.

Tips

• Stay in the wallet browser while you sign. If you leave to check something, come back to the same browser. A deposit or creation that is still confirming shows Waiting for your wallet or Transaction pending; tap CHECK STATUS and do not submit the same action again while it is pending.
• Use the same wallet browser for a whole action. The site keeps track of a pending transaction in the browser that sent it.
• Keep some ETH for gas, including when you pay with ETH.
• Your profile works on a phone too. Tap My profile, then sign a message in your wallet. Signing in costs no gas and does not authorize transactions or spending; your wallet must be on Robinhood Chain. Profile photos must be PNG, JPEG or WebP, smaller than 2 MB and at most 4,096 by 4,096 pixels. If your phone saves photos in another format, save a JPEG copy first.
• Check addresses in one place. The official FUND address is the one shown on the RWA Street landing page and Street tab once FUND is connected, and the official X account is @RWASTREET↗︎.
• Everything is the same underneath. The phone layout only rearranges the screen. Prices, capacity, fees and every transaction follow exactly the same rules as on a computer.

Questions about a term? See the FAQ & glossary.

Fees & costs

AT A GLANCE

Paying with USDG costs nothing extra. Paying with ETH costs a small pool fee. Paying with FUND carries PONS trading costs, because it is sold on PONS first. Funds charge only the two fees their manager chose at creation, and RWA Street takes nothing from your deposit or your withdrawal.

Pay with USDG

Gas only

Pay with ETH

0.05% pool fee, plus price impact

Pay with FUND

PONS trading costs, then 0.05% and price impact, all included in your estimate

Fund fees

Management 0–3% a year; performance 0–40% of gains above the fund's reference. Fixed for the life of the fund.

Open a fund

50,000 FUND burned, plus gas. Rolled back if creation fails.

Withdraw

No exit fee. Pool fees and price impact only if the fund must sell to pay you.

Every charge you can meet on RWA Street is on this page: the fees a fund charges, the cost of paying with FUND or ETH, the 50,000 FUND creation charge, trading and withdrawal costs, and gas. The table comes first. Worked examples and the fine print follow.

Every cost at a glance

Fund fees also keep building up after a fund closes to new deposits and during a platform wind-down. Closing does not switch them off.

Fund fees

Each fund has two fees, and its manager picks both when opening it. The management fee can be set from 0% to 3% a year in steps of 0.25%. The performance fee can be set from 0% to 40% in steps of 5%. The rates are fixed for the life of the fund. Nobody can raise them later, and they stay the same if the fund gets a new manager.

Fees are never taken from your wallet and no cash leaves the fund to pay them. They are paid by creating new fund shares for the people who earn them. Your share count stays the same, but your slice of the fund gets a little smaller. The value your shares show already accounts for fees owed up to that moment.

Management fee

The management fee is a yearly rate on the fund's value, charged a tiny amount at a time. It is charged whether the fund is up or down. All of it goes to the manager.

Worked example. You hold fund shares worth 10,000 USDG. The fund charges 2% a year. Prices do not move for six months. Half a year at 2% is 1%, so your shares are now worth about 9,900 USDG. The other 100 USDG of value now belongs to the manager as new shares.

Performance fee

The performance fee is a share of new gains. Each fund keeps a reference: the highest value per share on which a performance fee was last settled (or the starting value). A fee is taken only when value per share climbs more than 0.6% above the reference. It is then charged on the whole gain above the reference, and the reference moves up to the new value. You never pay twice for the same recovered gain.

The fee is split 70% to the manager and 30% to the platform, both paid in fund shares. The platform's 30% is part of the fee the manager chose, never an extra charge on top.

Worked example: the 0.6% threshold. You hold 10,000 shares. The fund charges 20% and its reference is 1.0000 USDG per share. No management fee, to keep it simple.

Worked example: where a 20% fee goes. For 1,000 USDG of gains above the reference:

Performance fees count gains that have not been sold yet. A fund that charges 0% for both fees never charges anything.

Paying with FUND

You can invest in a fund, or seed your own, by paying with FUND. The fund itself only holds USDG, so your FUND is sold on PONS first, then the ETH it raises is swapped into USDG. Only the USDG that arrives buys fund shares.

Selling FUND on PONS carries PONS trading costs, set at FUND's launch and taken before the ETH to USDG step. The ETH to USDG pool then charges 0.05%, and the sale moves the price against you (price impact, explained below). The estimate and the minimums in your review already include all of them.

Worked example. FUND worth 1,000 USDG at the current price:

While FUND still trades on its PONS launch curve, the conversion estimate is indicative: the curve cannot quote a sale in advance, so the website calculates it. Your minimums still protect you. If the sale would deliver less than your minimum USDG or your minimum fund shares, the whole payment is cancelled and your FUND stays in your wallet.

Paying with FUND is optional. USDG avoids PONS trading costs entirely, and ETH costs only its 0.05% pool fee and price impact. You never need FUND to use a fund's public capacity. If you buy FUND only to pay into a fund, you pay PONS trading costs twice: once when you buy it and again when it is sold for you, plus price impact each time.

Mind your priority balance. Holder priority reads the FUND left in your wallet after your payment. Paying with FUND can drop you below 100,000 FUND and remove your priority allowance. See The FUND token.

Conversion can pause briefly. While PONS moves FUND from its launch curve to its trading pool, FUND payments wait. USDG and ETH keep working.

Converting ETH

When you pay with ETH, it is swapped into USDG in the ETH to USDG pool before it reaches the fund. The pool charges 0.05%, and your swap moves the price a little.

Worked example. ETH worth 1,000 USDG at the pool price becomes about 999.50 USDG before price impact. The fund then issues shares for the USDG that actually arrived.

ETH needs no approval, so an ETH payment is a single transaction. Keep some ETH back for gas.

Opening a fund

Opening a fund burns 50,000 FUND. Burned tokens are destroyed for good. The charge is not an investment: it buys no fund shares and you do not get it back when you withdraw your seed.

The burn, your seed and your starting purchases settle together or not at all. If any part fails, the burn is rolled back and your FUND stays in your wallet. You still pay the gas of the failed attempt.

The charge you approve is capped at the amount you reviewed. If the charge for new funds changed before your transaction, the transaction stops rather than burning more.

What opening a fund can cost:

• The 50,000 FUND charge. If you buy FUND on PONS to pay it, the purchase carries PONS trading costs plus price impact. Plan to spend a little over 50,000 FUND's worth.
• Your seed. A USDG seed goes straight in. An ETH or FUND seed is converted first, with the costs in the two sections above.
• Your starting purchases. Each asset you buy with the seed pays its pool fee and price impact, the same as any fund trade.
• Gas for the approvals and the creation transaction.

Keep the charge and the seed apart. To seed with 100,000 FUND at a 50,000 FUND charge, you need 150,000 FUND in your wallet, plus ETH for gas.

Trading and withdrawal costs

When the manager trades

Every fund trade is a swap between USDG and one asset. The fund pays:

• The pool fee of that asset's trading pool. For stock tokens this is typically 0.30% or 1%. Ecosystem tokens and memecoins are traded through ETH, so they pay their own pool's fee plus 0.05% for the ETH to USDG step.
• Price impact: a larger order moves the pool price further, so each extra unit costs a little more than the last.

Every trade must also receive at least 99% of the price-feed value for stock tokens, or 97% for ecosystem tokens and memecoins. That floor is the most a trade can lose to fees and impact combined. An order large enough to lose more is refused and nothing moves; split it into smaller orders.

These costs lower the fund's value, so every shareholder shares them in proportion to their shares.

When you withdraw in USDG

Withdrawals always pay USDG, whatever you deposited with. RWA Street charges no exit fee. Fees owed up to that moment are settled first, as with any interaction.

If the fund holds enough USDG, you are paid from it and nothing is sold. If not, the fund sells a slice of every holding, slightly more than needed so the sales cover their own costs; any extra stays in the fund. Each sale must receive at least 99% (stock tokens) or 97% (ecosystem tokens and memecoins) of its price-feed value, or the withdrawal is refused and nothing moves.

Your payout is worked out after those sales, so their pool fees and price impact are shared by you and the shareholders who stay, in proportion to shares. The value your shares show is an estimate, not a guaranteed exit price. Your minimum USDG is the guarantee.

A USDG withdrawal needs working prices and trading routes. If a price is stale or a route cannot be quoted, a USDG withdrawal is refused until it recovers; nothing moves. See Safety & exits.

In-kind withdrawal

An in-kind withdrawal pays your exact share of everything the fund holds, its USDG and each token, instead of selling anything. There is no sale, so there are no pool fees and no price impact. It needs no price, so it works even while prices or routes are down.

• Fees owed so far are settled first. If the fund cannot be valued at that moment, only the time-based management fee is settled.
• Gas limit. For a fund with a performance fee, your wallet's gas limit must cover about 5.1 million gas plus the token transfers. You are charged only for the gas actually used, which is normally far lower. Your wallet's own estimate finds the right limit.
• The one-day hold. Freshly deposited shares wait about a day before they can leave in kind. USDG withdrawals are never held.

If RWA Street winds down

A wind-down starts with a 7-day notice. After it, anyone may convert a fund's holdings into USDG. The USDG stays in the fund for its shareholders; whoever sends the conversion receives nothing and pays their own gas.

The fund bears the pool fees and price impact of those sales. Each sale must receive at least 99% (stock tokens) or 97% (ecosystem tokens and memecoins) of the price-feed value, and at most 20% of a holding can be converted in each clock hour (for example 14:00 to 15:00). Holdings that cannot be priced or sold stay in the fund for in-kind withdrawals. Fund fees keep building up during a wind-down.

How sale floors are measured. The 99% and 97% floors are the launch settings, measured against the price sources the platform has configured. The platform owner can change those sources at once, and can move any asset to an ETH-bridged route with its own limit of up to 5%. Read who can do what in Safety & exits.

Gas

Every transaction on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663) costs a small amount of ETH for gas, paid by the wallet that sends it. RWA Street never pays it for you and never adds to it.

• Approvals are separate transactions. Paying with USDG or FUND, or approving the creation charge, may first ask you to approve the token. An approval costs gas but moves nothing. Approval alone does not complete a deposit.
• ETH needs no approval. An ETH payment is one transaction.
• Failed transactions still cost gas. When a transaction is refused (an expired quote, a missed minimum, a full fund, a stale price), everything it tried to move is returned, but the gas it used is spent.
• Keep ETH back. When paying with ETH, leave enough for this transaction and the next one.
• Profile photos and links are free. Setting a photo or links is a signed message, not a transaction. Your manager nickname and introduction are published on chain from the fund page (or with registration) and cost gas.
• Heartbeats are not your cost. RWA Street's own wallets send the small heartbeat transactions that prove the chain is running. Anyone may send one; you never have to.

See the exact cost before you confirm

Every deposit, conversion, creation and trade shows its numbers before you sign.

1. Enter your amount and open the review. Press Review Conversion when paying with ETH or FUND, Review Trade for a fund trade, and Review & open when opening a fund. The website asks the pools for a live quote. A USDG deposit needs no conversion, so its form shows the protection that applies before you press Deposit.
2. Read the estimate. Quotes include pool fees and price impact; the FUND estimate also includes PONS trading costs.
3. Read the minimums. By default the minimum is the estimate less 1%. For a deposit you also see a minimum number of fund shares, which allows another 1% in case the fund's value per share moves before your transaction lands. If the result would fall below any minimum, the whole transaction is cancelled.
4. Check the expiry. A review lasts 5 minutes. After that, review again for a fresh quote; an expired review cannot be sent.
5. Approve if asked, then confirm in your wallet. Wait for the receipt: it shows the USDG actually invested and the shares actually received.

What can stop a transaction, and what it costs you:

What is never charged

• No entry fee and no exit fee. RWA Street keeps nothing from your deposit or your withdrawal. The deposit route keeps nothing either.
• No fee on in-kind withdrawals.
• No platform share of the management fee. All of it goes to the manager.
• No platform fee on top of the performance fee. The 30% platform share comes out of the fee the manager chose.
• No fee changes after creation. A fund's rates are fixed for its whole life.
• No charge for holding FUND. Priority access is read from your balance; nothing is staked, locked or charged.
• No burn when you invest with FUND. Invested FUND is sold into USDG. Only opening a fund burns FUND.
• No lock-up and no early-exit penalty on USDG withdrawals.
• No charge for profile photos or links. Publishing a nickname and introduction on chain costs only gas.
• No fee for converting a fund in a wind-down. Whoever sends the conversion receives nothing from the fund.

Fund fees are not shared with FUND holders. Holding FUND earns no fees, no staking yield and no buybacks.

To see how fees fit into the whole fund, read How funds work. For step-by-step guides, see Invest in a fund and Open a fund.

How funds work

AT A GLANCE

A fund holds tokens. You hold its shares. Value per share tracks how the fund is doing; new deposits make the fund bigger without counting as returns.

A fund

A portfolio of tokens and USDG cash, run by one manager wallet

A fund share

Your stake in that one portfolio, held in your wallet

FUND

The separate token that opens funds and gives priority access; it is not a share of any fund

Prices

Checked on every valuation; some checks are per asset, some are shared by every fund

Capacity

Seed × a fixed multiple, with 30% held for FUND holders first

Withdrawals

No switch can pause them; a USDG withdrawal needs valid prices for what the fund holds

Fund, shares and FUND

Three different things share similar names. Keeping them apart makes everything else on this page easier.

An example portfolio on the Exchange is none of these: it is a target mix with no contract. It takes no deposits and has no balance or return.

Fund shares are tokens in your wallet. You can send them to another wallet; the cost basis used for capacity and any one-day in-kind hold travel with them. Read The FUND token for what FUND does and does not do.

Value per share

Net asset value (NAV) is the USDG value of everything a fund holds: its USDG cash plus each token, valued at the prices described below.

Value per share is NAV divided by the number of shares. A new fund starts at about 1.0000 USDG per share.

Value per share is the number that shows performance. The fund chart follows it, built from recorded observations, so a new fund starts with no history.

• Deposits do not change it. You receive shares at the current value per share, after fees owed so far are settled. The fund gets bigger; nobody's return changes.
• A withdrawal the fund's USDG cash covers does not change it either. Nothing is sold.
• A withdrawal larger than the cash sells holdings. The fund sells the same fraction of every holding. Each sale, after pool fees, can land up to 1% (stock tokens) or 3% (ecosystem tokens and memecoins) below its price-feed value. That cost is shared by everyone in the fund, including the holders who stay.
• Fees lower it. Fees are paid by issuing new fund shares to the manager and platform, which dilutes every other share.

The fund holds the tokens it buys. A manager's written target or introduction creates no market exposure by itself, and nothing rebalances automatically. Every trade is between USDG and one token, and a fund can hold up to 16 different tokens at once, plus USDG.

How prices stay honest

A fund's value is only as good as its prices, so every valuation checks that each price is recent and sane. If a check fails, the action that needs it waits rather than using a bad price. Nothing is sold at a guess.

Stock prices come from published price feeds. Ecosystem tokens and memecoins have no such feed, so they are valued from their own trading pool. Every dollar price is converted to USDG using USDG's own published price.

The price rules at launch

Heartbeat

A primary service sends a tiny heartbeat transaction to Robinhood Chain about every 90 seconds; a backup steps in if none has arrived for about 2 minutes. Anyone can send one.

Chain gap

If the newest heartbeat is more than 5 minutes old, the chain counts as having had an outage.

Recovery

When heartbeats resume after an outage, a 1-hour recovery follows. Nothing that needs a price works until it ends.

Stock tokens

A price up to 4 days old is accepted, so weekends and holidays do not freeze funds. After an outage, a stock needs a price published after heartbeats resumed. A stock token whose issuer has paused it counts as unavailable.

USDG

Its price must be at most 25 hours old. After an outage, a USDG price within 0.5% of $1 is still accepted, so USDG does not have to wait for a new one.

ETH

Its price must be at most 25 hours old, and after an outage it must be published after heartbeats resumed. It is used to value ecosystem tokens and memecoins.

Ecosystem tokens and memecoins

Valued at their 30-minute average pool price, counted only from after heartbeats resumed. The pool must have recorded, in the last 30 minutes, a trade that moved its price by at least one tick (the pool's smallest price step) or a change in the liquidity active at its current price; a very small trade may not count. It must also hold a minimum amount of liquidity and trade within 3% of that average.

Every trade and forced sale

Must receive at least 99% of the price value for stock tokens on their direct USDG pool, or 97% for ecosystem tokens and memecoins at launch (their ETH-bridged routes). Otherwise it is refused and nothing moves. A bridged route's limit can be set anywhere up to 5%.

Who can change these

The platform owner can change these settings. See Who can do what.

With immediate effect, the platform owner can set any asset's price age limit, change the pool rules within fixed bounds (an average window of 30 minutes to 1 day, a quiet-pool limit of up to 1 day, and a price band of up to 5%), and move any asset, stock tokens included, to an ETH-bridged pool route whose trading limit it sets, up to 5%. Stock tokens on their direct USDG pool keep a fixed 1% limit built into their trading adapter; moving one to a bridged route replaces that 1% with the bridged route's limit at once, for manager trades and forced sales alike.

The 5-minute gap, the one-hour recovery and the 0.5% USDG band are fixed in the current price contract. Replacing that contract takes 7 days' notice once any fund exists. Details are on Safety & exits.

Over weekends, deposits and withdrawals use the last stock prices, which can be up to 4 days old. If the next opening price is different, that difference falls on the holders who remain. See When a price is unavailable for what the app shows.

Capacity and FUND-holder priority

Every fund has a fixed limit on how much money it can take. It protects the manager's strategy from growing past what it can handle, and it gives FUND holders the first chance at part of the room.

Capacity = the fund's actual seed × 20, 40, 50, 60, 80 or 100. The manager picks the multiple once, at creation. It never changes.

70%30%

• Public room, open to everyone70% · 14,000 USDG
• FUND-holder reserve30% · 6,000 USDG

The manager's 1,000 USDG seed counts toward the public room.

The reserve opens to everyone 3 days after the public room first fills.

What fills capacity

Capacity counts money put in, not what it is worth today.

• The seed counts, and every deposit uses room.
• A withdrawal frees the money that was put in for those shares, whatever they are worth now.
• Trades, gains, losses and fee shares never fill it.
• The manager can withdraw their seed at any time, and capacity stays the same. The seed is not a locked stake.

Who can use the reserve

The reserve is for wallets holding at least 100,000 FUND. Your allowance grows with your balance, in a straight line, up to the whole reserve at 1,000,000 FUND.

A bigger fund scales the same way: at 100,000 USDG capacity the reserve is 30,000 USDG, and 250,000 FUND lets you use 7,500 USDG of it. The reserve is first come, first served, so the room left may be less than your allowance.

• Public room is used first. One deposit can take the last of the public room and part of the reserve. If you are not eligible for the reserve part, the whole deposit is refused and nothing moves.
• Your balance is read at the moment you deposit, after any FUND you pay with has left your wallet.
• Use is counted over the fund's lifetime, per wallet and per fund. Withdrawing, or selling FUND and buying it back, does not reset it.
• Only you can spend your allowance. A reserve deposit must be made by the wallet that receives the shares.
• Priority is per wallet, not per person. It reads the balance at that moment, so it gives priority, not exclusive access.

The 3-day countdown

1. The countdown starts the first time the public room fills. The fund page shows how long is left.
2. Until it ends, only eligible FUND holders can use the reserve.
3. When it ends, the rest of the reserve opens to everyone, with no transaction needed. Deposits after that count against nobody's allowance.

The countdown never restarts. Withdrawals do not reset it, and the manager cannot restart it. Public room freed by a withdrawal opens to everyone at once; freed reserve room stays with FUND holders until the countdown ends.

A deposit pause does not stop the 3-day countdown. If a fund's deposits are paused for part of those 3 days, FUND holders get that much less priority time.

Step-by-step: Check there is room for you and Holder priority.

How the performance fee is counted

Each fund has two fees, chosen by its manager at creation and fixed for the life of the fund, even if the manager changes: a management fee of 0–3% a year and a performance fee of 0–40% of gains.

What they cost in money is on Fees & costs.

The performance fee uses a fee reference (a high-water mark). It starts at the fund's opening value per share and is only ever raised.

1. A performance fee is taken only when value per share is more than 0.6% above the reference.
2. It is then charged on the whole gain above the reference, not just the part past 0.6%.
3. It is paid in new fund shares: 70% to the manager, 30% to the platform.
4. The reference moves up to the value per share after the fee. The same gain is never charged twice; after a loss, no fee is taken until value per share climbs back more than 0.6% above the reference.

A 20% performance fee on a rise from 1.00 to 1.10

Value per share now

1.1000 USDG

Fee reference

1.0000 USDG

Gain above the reference

0.1000 USDG

Performance fee, 20% of the gain

−0.0200 USDG

Value per share after the fee, and the new reference

1.0800 USDG

• Unsold gains count. Gains are measured at the prices above, including tokens the fund has not sold. A memecoin price pushed up in a thin pool can therefore trigger a fee.
• When fees are counted. Fees are brought up to date during deposits, withdrawals and trades, or by a separate fee update that anyone can trigger.
• The management fee accrues over time, including during losses, while deposits are paused, after a fund closes and during a wind-down. In an in-kind withdrawal while prices are unavailable, only this time-based fee is counted; the performance fee waits for the next valuation.
• A fund that charges neither fee is never valued for fees.

Deposits and exits

Paying in. USDG goes in directly. ETH and FUND are converted to USDG first, and the USDG that actually arrives decides your shares.

• USDG has no conversion cost, ETH pays its pool fee and price impact, and FUND carries PONS trading costs plus price impact because it is sold on PONS. Fees & costs
• While FUND is still on its PONS launch curve, the conversion quote is an estimate. While PONS moves FUND into its trading pool, FUND payments pause.
• Your review sets a minimum USDG and a minimum number of shares, and it expires after a short time. If the result would be lower, or the review has expired, the transaction fails and nothing moves.

See Fees & costs for every cost.

Taking money out. Nothing can pause withdrawals: no such switch exists for the platform owner or for a manager, in any fund status or platform phase.

• In USDG. A withdrawal the fund's cash covers sells nothing. A larger one sells the same fraction of every holding, each sale within the limits above. If any holding cannot be priced, or cannot be sold within its limit, the whole USDG withdrawal is refused and nothing moves. Try again when prices recover, or withdraw a smaller amount.
• In kind. The fund contracts also let you take your exact share of the fund's USDG and of every token it holds. Nothing is sold and no price is needed, so it works even while prices are unavailable. Freshly deposited shares wait about a day first.

On the website, choose IN KIND under You receive on the withdraw ticket. While a fund's prices wait, its page offers Withdraw in kind directly.

The rules for in-kind withdrawal are on Safety & exits.

Who can do what

Four kinds of wallet can act on a fund. This is a summary; the complete list, with the limits that matter for your money, is on Safety & exits.

You, as an investor

Can

• Can: Deposit while the fund has room for you
• Can: Withdraw your own shares at any time, in USDG or in kind
• Can: Send your shares to another wallet

Cannot

• Cannot: Change anything about how the fund is run

A fund's manager

Can

• Can: Buy and sell switched-on assets for the fund, one trade between USDG and one token at a time, within the price limits
• Can: Publish and edit the fund's introduction
• Can: Pause and resume new deposits, or close the fund for good (after closing, the manager can only sell toward USDG)
• Can: Hand the fund to another wallet at once, with no notice (a direct contract call; the app has no button for it)
• Can: Withdraw their own seed at any time; capacity does not shrink

Cannot

• Cannot: Withdraw or move other people's shares
• Cannot: Move fund assets except by trading
• Cannot: Change the fund's fees or capacity, or block any withdrawal

The platform owner (the founder's wallet after launch)

Can

• Can: Choose the price sources, pool routes and trading routes every fund uses; changes to a single asset apply immediately
• Can: Switch assets on or off for manager trading (a switched-off asset can still leave through withdrawals)
• Can: Open or pause new fund registration, and set the creation charge for future funds
• Can: Pause and resume new deposits in every fund, or start a one-way wind-down with 7 days' notice

Cannot

• Cannot: Transfer, sweep or withdraw a fund's assets: no such function exists
• Cannot: Pause withdrawals, or close or reopen an individual fund
• Cannot: Change a fund's fees, capacity or manager
• Cannot: Cancel a wind-down or shorten its notice

Anyone

Can

• Can: Send a heartbeat
• Can: Trigger a fund's fee update
• Can: After a wind-down notice ends, convert a fund's holdings to USDG, at most 20% of each holding in each clock hour; the USDG stays in the fund

Cannot

• Cannot: Receive anything from a fund they do not hold shares in

Administrative ownership of the contracts passes to the founder's wallet after launch, and that wallet accepts it in a second step. For words like NAV, fee reference and heartbeat, see the glossary.

The FUND token

Open a fund. Burn FUND. Hold FUND for priority.

AT A GLANCE

FUND is the token that opens funds on RWA Street. Every new fund burns 50,000 FUND, and wallets holding FUND get first access to part of every fund's room.

Token name / ticker

RWA Street / FUND

Issued on

PONS V2, by the founder, on Robinhood Chain

Supply

1,000,000,000, fixed. No one can create more; only burns reduce it.

Burned per new fund

50,000 FUND

Holder priority

30% of every fund's room, from 100,000 FUND held

Trading cost on PONS

PONS trading costs plus price impact, on every buy and every sell

Holder income

None: no fee share, no staking yield, no buybacks

What FUND does

FUND has four jobs on RWA Street. You never need it just to invest: USDG and ETH work without it whenever there is public room in a fund.

The creation burn

Every successful fund creation burns 50,000 FUND, permanently. The tokens are destroyed, not sent to anyone. The contracts check that FUND's total supply dropped by exactly 50,000 and that the tokens came from the creator's own wallet; anything else cancels the creation.

The burn is the price of opening a fund. It is not an investment: it buys no fund shares and does not count toward the fund's seed or capacity. Every fund pays its own burn. The website opens one fund per manager wallet, so a second fund is opened from another wallet, with its own seed and another 50,000 FUND burn.

What happens when you open a fund:

1. Your wallet approves exactly 50,000 FUND for the burn. This is a separate approval from your seed.
2. Your wallet approves the seed: USDG, or the FUND you are converting. ETH needs no approval.
3. You confirm one transaction. It burns the 50,000 FUND, takes in your seed, buys your starting portfolio and registers the fund, all together.

The charge can change for future funds. The platform owner can set a different creation charge for funds opened later. It never charges funds that already exist. The review always shows the live amount before you sign. If the charge ever differs from the reviewed launch amount, the website stops offering new registration and FUND payments until an updated site version is published.

RWA Street burns FUND only when a new fund opens. Deposits, withdrawals, trading and fund gains never burn FUND.

These rows are arithmetic, not forecasts. They assume every fund pays today's 50,000 FUND charge. A smaller supply does not guarantee a higher market price.

Worked example. You want to seed your fund with 100,000 FUND. You need 150,000 FUND in your wallet: 50,000 for the burn and 100,000 for the seed, plus ETH for gas. The website checks that you keep enough for both. The seed reaches your fund as USDG after the conversion costs and price impact, and it must come to at least 1 USDG. Your fund's capacity is set from the USDG it actually receives.

Holder priority

Every fund keeps 30% of its room for FUND holders first. The other 70% is public and open to everyone. Room is counted in the USDG people have put in, not in the fund's current value, so market gains never fill it up.

70%30%

• Public room, open to everyone70% · 14,000 USDG
• FUND-holder reserve30% · 6,000 USDG

The reserve opens to everyone 3 days after the public room first fills.

Your share of a fund's reserve grows with the FUND in your wallet, in a straight line from 100,000 to 1,000,000 FUND.

Your share is a limit, not a guaranteed place. Other holders can use the reserve first, and when it is gone it is gone.

How the rules work in practice:

• Public room is used first. A deposit only reaches the reserve for the part that does not fit in the public room. One deposit can use both.
• It is measured after payment. If you pay with FUND, the FUND you spend is sold, so your allowance is based on what is left. The deposit ticket shows this before you sign.
• It is per wallet and per fund, for the life of the fund. What you took from a fund's reserve stays counted. Withdrawing, moving your shares, or selling FUND and buying it back does not reset it. If your balance falls later, your remaining allowance falls with it.
• Only your own wallet can use it. The reserve is used by the wallet that holds the FUND, depositing for itself.
• The 3-day clock. It starts the first time the public room fills. After 3 days, whatever is left of the reserve opens to everyone for good, with no action needed.
• Withdrawals do not restart the clock. Public room freed by a withdrawal is open to everyone at once. Reserve room freed before the 3 days end stays for holders until the clock runs out.
• A deposit pause does not stop the clock. If the manager or the platform pauses deposits during the 3 days, holders can get a shorter priority window, or none.
• Holding is all it takes. FUND is not locked, staked or charged for priority. Because it reads the wallet balance, moving the same FUND to another wallet can give that wallet access too. It is priority for balances, not a one-per-person allocation.

The full capacity rules are in How funds work.

Paying with FUND

You can pay for fund shares with FUND. The FUND you pay is sold for USDG on PONS, and the fund receives the USDG. It is not burned or locked, and it does not count toward holder priority afterwards.

Selling FUND on PONS carries PONS trading costs, plus price impact. The estimate and the minimums in your review already include them. If you buy FUND only to pay into a fund, you pay PONS trading costs twice: once when you buy it and again when it is sold for you. USDG avoids all of it. Worked example

What to expect when you pay with FUND:

1. Approve. The first time, your wallet approves the exact FUND amount for the deposit contract.
2. Review. Select Review conversion. The ticket shows the route (PONS, then ETH, then USDG), the estimated USDG, the minimum USDG, the minimum fund shares and the expiry time.
3. Confirm before it expires. If the quote expires, review it again. If the final amount would be below either minimum, the whole payment is cancelled and your FUND stays in your wallet. You pay only the gas.

Good to know:

• Room is checked in USDG. A fund's room counts the USDG it receives, so the ticket checks your payment against the room left only after the conversion is reviewed.
• Estimates change with the market. While FUND is still on its PONS launch curve, the figure is an estimate; your minimums still protect you. Once FUND trades in its pool, the figure is a live pool quote.
• FUND payments can pause briefly. While PONS moves FUND from its launch curve to its trading pool, FUND payments are unavailable. USDG and ETH keep working.
• The fund must be priced. Like any deposit, a FUND payment needs the fund's prices to be current. See How prices stay honest.
• Withdrawals pay USDG, never FUND.

Buying FUND

FUND trades on PONS against ETH on Robinhood Chain. Buy it only through the official address shown on www.rwast.app↗︎, using its View on PONS link.

• Cost: PONS trading costs plus price impact. Selling costs the same.
• Gas: keep some ETH on Robinhood Chain for gas.
• For a new fund: buy enough for the 50,000 FUND burn and, if you seed with FUND, your seed too. See Opening a fund.
• Before FUND launches there is no official FUND to buy. Until the landing page shows the address, any token offered as FUND is not the RWA Street token.

What FUND is not

• FUND and fund shares are different things. Fund shares are your stake in one manager's portfolio, with its gains and losses. FUND is the platform's token. Holding FUND earns no investment returns.
• Its use depends on managers. FUND is burned only when managers choose to open funds on RWA Street. If few funds open, few tokens are burned.
• Its price can fall. FUND trades freely on PONS, and each trade carries PONS trading costs.

Check the official address

How to check before you buy:

1. Type www.rwast.app yourself. Do not follow links from direct messages or replies.
2. On the landing card, find Official $FUND followed by the address, a COPY button and a View on PONS ↗︎ link. COPY puts the address on your clipboard exactly as shown, ready to paste into PONS or your wallet, and confirms with CA COPIED. It appears only once the contracts have bound FUND, never before. On a computer, the $FUND ↗︎ link in the top bar goes to the same PONS page.
3. On PONS, confirm the token name RWA Street, the ticker FUND, and the same address. Compare the whole address, not only its first and last characters.
4. Follow announcements only from @RWASTREET on X↗︎.

Other tokens can use the name or ticker FUND, and some already exist. A matching name is not proof. Only the address on the landing page is official. How opening works step by step is on Is it live?.

If RWA Street winds down

The platform owner can start a one-way wind-down with 7 days' notice. It cannot be cancelled or shortened. From that moment:

• No new funds open, so no more FUND is burned. New deposits stop too, so holder priority no longer matters.
• FUND is not a claim on fund assets. Winding down pays nothing to FUND holders, and FUND already in wallets is not touched by the RWA Street contracts.
• Fund investors keep their exits. They can withdraw in USDG, or take their exact share of every holding in kind. Withdrawals can never be paused.

A temporary platform pause has a similar, reversible effect: while it lasts, no new funds open and no FUND is burned. The full wind-down rules are in Safety & exits.

Assets

AT A GLANCE

42 assets are switched on for funds at launch. The directory lists 194 stock tokens for reference. Only switched-on assets can be bought, and each one is checked on its own before money moves.

Switched on at launch

42: the 35 stock tokens that have price feeds, plus 7 ecosystem tokens and memecoins (PONS, CASHCAT, AI, Index, DELTA, SHROOM and TENDIES)

In the directory

201 entries: 194 Robinhood-issued stock tokens plus the same 7 ecosystem tokens and memecoins. Being listed does not make a token buyable.

Price check

The asset picker offers an asset only while its price is valid. An asset with a stale price is hidden until it recovers.

Pool check

The order review asks the trading pool for a real quote and refuses a purchase the pool cannot fill close to the price.

One at a time

A problem with one asset affects only that asset and the funds that hold it. Everything else keeps working.

Money in and out

Pay in with USDG, ETH or FUND; ETH and FUND are converted to USDG first. Withdrawals pay USDG.

A fund on RWA Street can hold tokenized stocks, ecosystem tokens and memecoins on Robinhood Chain, with the rest kept as USDG cash. This page explains which assets a fund can actually buy, how the site checks each one before money moves, and what happens when a price or a pool stops working.

Switched on vs the catalog

These two numbers answer different questions. Keep them apart. The directory below marks switched-on assets with the badge Enabled at launch and every other entry Catalog only · not buyable.

The 194 stock tokens are a snapshot of Robinhood's official issuer catalog↗︎, taken on 20 September 2026. Each entry is a token deployed on Robinhood Chain. The catalog covers those tokens, not every security in Robinhood's brokerage app.

Good to know: switched on does not mean buyable at every moment. Each asset still has to pass its price check and its pool check at the moment you act. The picker always shows what you can pick right now.

The 42 assets switched on at launch

That is 29 company stocks and 6 funds, for 35 stock tokens, plus 3 ecosystem tokens and 4 memecoins.

Choose your positions

You pick positions when you open a fund, and later when you trade. On a phone, this is Step 2 of 5 · Portfolio in the fund setup.

1. Open the asset picker. The tabs at the top are All, Stocks, Ecosystem Tokens, Memecoins, Cash (USDG) and Your mix with the number you picked. The picker lists only assets whose price is valid right now, and All adds USDG cash, so its count is one more than the switched-on assets that currently have a valid price: 43 results when all 42 do.
2. Narrow the list with Sector or theme, or type in Find an asset to search by name, symbol or sector.
3. Tick an asset to add it. A new selection starts at 25%; change it to the weight you want. Weights can use up to two decimal places.
4. Keep going until your mix looks right. Your search and filters can change freely; your ticks and weights stay.

5. Choose Your mix to see only what you picked. The USDG row at the bottom shows the cash reserve: whatever share of your seed you did not allocate.

6. Continue to the review. The site now asks each trading pool for a live quote. For every asset you see the quoted amount and the minimum received, the cash that remains in USDG, and the time the review expires.
7. If the review looks right, confirm in your wallet. When you open a fund, the creation charge, your seed, your introduction and every purchase settle in one transaction. If any part fails, the whole transaction is reverted and nothing moves.

The limits:

• Up to 16 different tokens at once, plus USDG.
• Weights add up to 100% or less. Anything below 100% stays in USDG.
• Each asset appears once, with a weight above 0%.

Good to know: starting weights are targets for the first purchase, not a rebalancing rule. Pool fees and price impact move the final quantities a little. After that, the fund does not rebalance itself; the manager decides when to trade.

Two checks: the picker checks prices, the review checks pools

Every asset passes two separate checks before a fund buys it.

1. The picker checks prices. An asset appears in the picker only when it is switched on and its price reads correctly right now. If its price is too old or missing, it disappears from the picker until the price is fresh again. You never have to guess.

2. The review checks pools. A price says what an asset is worth. It does not say whether a pool can sell it to you at that price. So the review asks the pool for a real quote for your exact amount. If the pool would pay out noticeably less than the price says, the review stops and nothing is sent:

• Stock tokens must fill at 99% or more of their price value.
• Ecosystem tokens and memecoins must fill at 97% or more.

Many stock tokens lack a pool that fills close to their price, especially for larger amounts. At the launch review on 29 September 2026, only 8 of the 35 switched-on stock tokens (AAPL, AMZN, META, MSFT, NVDA, QQQ, SPCX and TSLA) could fill even a 10 USDG test order within 1% of their price: 16 had no pool that could quote, 9 quoted outside the 1% limit, and 2 were waiting for a price published after the last chain outage. Pools change over time, so the review checks again every time. It refuses a purchase rather than let a fund overpay, and it tells you before anything is sent.

If the review says a purchase is outside the fund's price protection, you can:

1. Lower that asset's weight or the order size, then review again.
2. Remove that asset from your mix and keep the rest.
3. Try again later, when the pool has more depth.

The exact wording depends on the asset:

What the review protects

Every quote in a review comes with protections that are enforced on chain, not just shown on screen.

A reverted transaction still costs a little ETH for gas. Your USDG, FUND and ETH stay in your wallet.

Each asset is checked on its own

Availability is decided per asset. A problem with one asset never switches off the others.

• One asset's price goes stale: that asset disappears from the picker. Funds that hold it show Valuation unavailable until its price returns (see below). Funds that do not hold it are unaffected.
• One asset's pool cannot be quoted: the picker may still show it, but the review refuses purchases in it. Other assets in the same order review normally.
• The price comes back: the asset returns to the picker by itself. Nothing needs to be reinstated.

A few things are shared by every fund, so a problem with them affects everyone at once:

• The chain heartbeat. If Robinhood Chain goes more than 5 minutes without one, no fund holding tokens can be valued until prices recover.
• The USDG price. USDG is the unit every fund is measured in. If its price cannot be read, actions that need a fund's value wait in every fund that holds tokens; a fund holding only USDG is unaffected.
• The ETH price. Every ecosystem-token and memecoin value goes through it, so an old ETH price pauses every fund holding one.
• The FUND conversion route. If FUND cannot be converted, paying in with FUND is unavailable. USDG and ETH still work.

The full list is in How prices stay honest.

When a price is unavailable

If a fund holds an asset that has no valid price, the fund cannot be valued honestly. Instead of guessing, it shows Valuation unavailable where its value per share, return and allocation would be.

While a fund shows Valuation unavailable:

• Its holdings and your shares are still visible. Charts keep their history; no new points are added.
• Deposits wait. A deposit ticket tells you pricing is unavailable and submits nothing.
• USDG withdrawals wait. A USDG withdrawal needs the fund's value to work out what your shares are worth, so it waits too.
• The manager cannot trade the fund until pricing is valid.
• Other funds carry on. Only funds that hold the affected asset are paused this way.

When the price is fresh again, the fund is valued again automatically. If a ticket was open when pricing failed, close it and reopen it for a fresh review.

Good to know: an in-kind withdrawal needs no price, so it works even now: the fund page offers a shareholder Withdraw in kind below the waiting button. See Withdraw in kind.

How prices are checked

Stock tokens use published price feeds. Ecosystem tokens and memecoins have none, so they are valued from their own pool's 30-minute average, and only while that pool is active and steady. Every rule, with its numbers, is in How prices stay honest.

Deposit assets and fund holdings

What you pay in with and what a fund holds are different things.

Paying in with ETH or FUND never gives the fund an ETH or FUND position. Deposits after opening arrive as USDG cash; the manager decides when to invest it.

A manager does not need to own any of the portfolio tokens. For example, a 1,000 USDG seed could target NVDA 40%, PONS 30%, CASHCAT 20% and keep 10% in USDG. The fund buys the three positions at creation and keeps the rest as cash. Pool fees and price impact change the final quantities slightly.

Opening a fund also burns a separate 50,000 FUND creation charge. That charge is not an investment and does not buy shares; if creation fails, it is not burned. Buying that FUND on PONS carries PONS trading costs too. See The FUND token and Fees & costs.

Ecosystem tokens and memecoins

These seven tokens are independent projects on Robinhood Chain. They are not issued by Robinhood and have no price feed, which is why they are valued from their pools and why they have a wider 3% trading tolerance than stock tokens.

All seven are switched on at launch. The symbol on chain for The Index is Index, written exactly that way.

Watch out: memecoin prices can move far and fast. A 3% move away from the 30-minute average is enough to pause a memecoin until it settles, and a fund that holds it shows Valuation unavailable meanwhile. Holding several memecoins means several things that can pause the fund.

Browse the directory

The directory below lists every entry with its full Robinhood Chain contract address and where its identity comes from. It opens on Enabled at launch, the 42 assets a fund can buy. Switch to All to see the full catalog of 201 entries. Search by name, symbol or contract address, or narrow by asset class and sector or theme.

Sectors and themes are RWA Street's own browsing groups. They are not issuer classifications, safety ratings or recommendations.

42enabled at launch (35 stock tokens with price feeds + 7 ecosystem tokens and memecoins)

194stock-token identities in the catalog

201entries in total

Enabled at launch means a fund may hold it. Every other entry is catalog only: listed for reference, not buyable. Whether you can buy an enabled asset right now depends on its price and its trading pool at that moment; the app’s asset picker and order review are the live check. How each asset is checked →

Enabled at launch 42All 201Stocks & ETFs 194Ecosystem tokens 3Memecoins 4

Find an assetSector or themeAll sectors and themesBroad Market ETFsSector & Regional ETFsBonds & TreasuriesCommodity FundsSemiconductorsHardware & NetworksQuantum ComputingAI & Data CentersSoftware & CloudCybersecurityInternet & MediaFinance & CryptoEnergy & PowerMaterialsHealth & BiotechConsumer & RetailAutos & MobilitySpace & DefenseIndustrialsLaunchpadsDeFi & IndexesOther Ecosystem TokensCommunity MemesAnimal Memes

201 assetsReset filters

Stocks & ETFs

194

Company and fund exposure through Robinhood-issued tokens.

• AA

  AAOIApplied Optoelectronics
  Hardware & NetworksCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x521Cf887E6531c6F667b5BC4D896E5d9bfE8EB2E
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AA

  AAPLApple
  Hardware & NetworksEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0xaF3D76f1834A1d425780943C99Ea8A608f8a93f9
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AB

  ABCLAbcellera Biologics
  Health & BiotechCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x3139D77Ace0cbAA5bDfD38bD1F1911a794AF0B0e
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AD

  ADBEAdobe
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x232B8ed6377BE97813853B0Ac104c4Cda8378d1B
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AE

  AEHRAehr
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x5F604fBA1162193A4388A5DFa56F556f3E133cC2
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AE

  AEISAdvanced Energy
  Hardware & NetworksCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xfAf9cb261B5FCC1f404Bb10CD39C5c6C1974E612
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AL

  ALABAstera Labs, Inc.
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x748c32c3ca24eDf31ea597Db1F3d330a7a6DA3Dc
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AM

  AMATApplied Materials
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x36046893810a7E7fCE501229d57dc3FC8c8716d0
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AM

  AMBAAmbarella
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x99D9D8663545151603863C5AcbD6FC3218899009
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AM

  AMCAMC Entertainment
  Internet & MediaCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x05a3d1Cd21d0C88145E82600E62e7E496e0F222B
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AM

  AMDAMD
  SemiconductorsEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x86923f96303D656E4aa86D9d42D1e57ad2023fdC
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AM

  AMKRAmkor Technology
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xDd356AA38F40A7b7076755aC854B6FBb1F0D305B
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AM

  AMZNAmazon
  Internet & MediaEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x12f190a9F9d7D37a250758b26824B97CE941bF54
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AN

  ANETArista
  Hardware & NetworksCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x28bABD556b60E53663B8615036479a29c2CDd1Bf
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AP

  APLDApplied Digital
  AI & Data CentersCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xb8DBf92F9741c9ac1c32115E78581f23509916FD
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AP

  APPAppLovin
  Internet & MediaCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xA249BAF1063Af884807C1E1400AEf7784836917E
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AS

  ASMLASML Holding NV
  SemiconductorsEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x47F93d52cBeC7C6D2CfC080e154002370a60dAEA
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AS

  ASTSAST SpaceMobile
  Internet & MediaCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x1AF6446f07eb1d97c546AFC8c9544cBDF3AD5137
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AU

  AURAurora Innovation
  Autos & MobilityCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x373C06c4f7BDe527D7Dae4BA169E42b55E393CeD
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AV

  AVAVAeroVironment
  Space & DefenseCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xF6290b5e7C26502e2dA514C31509849718EA76A5
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AV

  AVGOBroadcom
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x156E175DD063a8cE274C50654eF40e0032b3fbcF
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AX

  AXONAxon
  IndustrialsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xC27dBD474aF5181c5A8777903690D8D262D12648
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• AX

  AXTIAXT
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x141eEa040c2250eEc0314e336975e81f85f6585e
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• BA

  BABoeing
  Space & DefenseCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x4D21483a44Bf67a86b77E3dA301411880797D452
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• BA

  BABAAlibaba
  Internet & MediaEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0xad25Ac6C84D497db898fa1E8387bf6Af3532a1c4
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• BB

  BBBlackberry
  CybersecurityCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x48E39E56aCdbA37b09020C0b734A613C9a2f100A
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• BE

  BEBloom Energy
  Energy & PowerCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x822CC93fFD030293E9842c30BBD678F530701867
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• BN

  BNDVanguard Total Bond Market ETF
  Bonds & TreasuriesCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x2F62fC9fAbb470C690f141c28340eD832bB27020
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• BU

  BULLWebull
  Finance & CryptoCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xceF9027c7d6985b85f0BA431125073529A947A68
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CB

  CBRSCerebras Systems
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x5c90450Bbb4273D7b2f17CF6917AEB237A569679
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CC

  CCLCarnival Corporation
  Consumer & RetailCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x9651342CeA770aE9a2969Ba2A52611523146aef9
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CE

  CEGConstellation Energy
  Energy & PowerCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xaE517A2903E68bd929Dfd15be875F8369D53e94a
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CE

  CELHCelsius
  Consumer & RetailCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x8cF07C5A878945185d327aAa6e33FAa95F95e7bF
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CI

  CIENCiena
  Hardware & NetworksCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x44f6D488021f8233B9416294d1FE9b1fEe28382d
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CL

  CLOVClover Health Investments
  Health & BiotechCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x62200915e7DEab1eC7f79fb246daDbB80eACdDd0
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CL

  CLSCelestica
  Hardware & NetworksCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xBf449977089c718C004a66C554B26B94ef3Ad4De
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CL

  CLSKCleanSpark
  Finance & CryptoEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0xcBB95BBF36099d34dA091dc6Fa6F49EfA257Cee3
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CO

  COHRCoherent
  Hardware & NetworksCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x92F9F459F1a9a5AD266b182BE7Bffd1C6c666894
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CO

  COINCoinbase
  Finance & CryptoEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x6330D8C3178a418788dF01a47479c0ce7CCF450b
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CO

  COSTCostco
  Consumer & RetailCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x4EA005168D7F09a7A0Ba9D1DEf21a479950E44C2
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CR

  CRCLCircle Internet Group
  Finance & CryptoEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0xdF0992E440dD0be65BD8439b609d6D4366bf1CB5
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CR

  CRDOCredo Technology Group
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x4D67253bc223e6b0e104F1084c1fb2b669dDC41b
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CR

  CRMSalesforce
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xd95B44124e475743a7589e68F3D74008A5536D44
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CR

  CRWDCrowdStrike Holdings
  CybersecurityCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xea72Ecca2d0f6bFA1394DBBCff85b52CD4233931
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CR

  CRWVCoreWeave
  AI & Data CentersEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x5f10A1C971B69e47e059e1dC91901B59b3fB49C3
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CS

  CSCOCisco Systems
  Hardware & NetworksCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xF543967EEBB6f1917992eF0E68De63ab07a5a0dA
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CT

  CTSHCognizant
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x63D5a3b6939a33f1e75d8Bcd85759858239600DB
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• CV

  CVNACarvana
  Consumer & RetailCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xa4f319104089FE321dc8093C6E707d4fE190A988
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• DD

  DDOGDatadog
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x27c99fBde9D0d2AA4f4Bfb4943f237843DdF6958
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• DE

  DELLDell
  Hardware & NetworksEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x941AE714EC6D8130c7B75d67160Ca08f1e7d11Dd
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• DJ

  DJTTrump Media Technology Group
  Internet & MediaCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x1D11f0496982706C5e14A514D4E79F2e6BdE4516
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• DO

  DOCNDigitalOcean
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xc02f12B9fe9E707079EC0d546f3050d3F6C1F8bD
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• EL

  ELFe.l.f. Beauty
  Consumer & RetailCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x39EC44Bee4F6A116c6F9B8De566848a985C53C60
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• EW

  EWTiShares MSCI Taiwan Capped ETF
  Sector & Regional ETFsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x1c690498150252222C275A5CEd69d3A6b1f52D5E
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• EW

  EWYiShares MSCI South Korea fund
  Sector & Regional ETFsEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x7f0aBeF0C07280F82c6a08ead09dEd6BAE2C13Fc
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• F

  FFord Motor
  Autos & MobilityCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x25C288E6D899b9BC30160965aD9644c67e73bE0C
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• FI

  FICOFair Isaac
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xa48F22A46C0F1C46CA7D111CB6c137c271987180
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• FI

  FIGFigma
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x41F4267525a8AFf329540eF24fD83d9044758B33
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• FI

  FISVFiserv
  Finance & CryptoCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x9ECe29A4A2397C0a35fb5fA8EE2b9509130a98cc
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• FI

  FIXComfort Systems
  IndustrialsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x93Dbb1d2Dc5D63F4abACFF30485273f538Df68Ac
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• FL

  FLNCFluence Energy
  Energy & PowerCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x282e87451E10fA6679BC7D76C69BE44cD3fC777C
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• FL

  FLYFirefly Aerospace Inc.
  Space & DefenseCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x03BC731Ffb162cdd7B98D3C6542bFC291126075d
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• FT

  FTNTFortinet
  CybersecurityCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x3FB8976980d486084b2eb4a404BD12e72823958f
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• FU

  FUTUFutu Holdings
  Finance & CryptoCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xeB30663bDFf0622Ef4e4E5cBb4E975F19f33f51D
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• GE

  GEGeneral Electric
  Space & DefenseCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x63b814DDBd6BF339f25Fed8c36158a008D5B373e
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• GE

  GEVGE Vernova
  Energy & PowerCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x94B8AAE43A1cCc08Aa64B7D1F29b4D920aF4a0C9
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• GL

  GLDSPDR Gold Trust
  Commodity FundsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xC9a981FEE1F9DEc688bb123ccDeCc63D0deBFC4e
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• GL

  GLWCorning
  Hardware & NetworksCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x7c04E6A3368F2A1DE3874f0e80d2e0A1a9915da6
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• GL

  GLXYGalaxy Digital Inc.
  Finance & CryptoCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x2D427692E928fa156ec22acfaBaFA0447C5805B7
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• GM

  GMEGameStop
  Consumer & RetailEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x1b0E319c6A659F002271B69dB8A7df2F911c153E
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• GO

  GOOGLAlphabet Class A
  Internet & MediaEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x2e0847E8910a9732eB3fb1bb4b70a580ADAD4FE3
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• HI

  HIIHuntington Ingalls
  Space & DefenseCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xEB61c0Ed490A367d4E3631cCf8a74B3bfc7E775D
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• HI

  HIMSHims Hers Health
  Health & BiotechCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xCceE82fE024c36fA15E1005edE3E9e4787e23D09
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• HP

  HPEHP Enterprise
  Hardware & NetworksCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x59dd09d4900C2E4B5F75b7c0d4E6796fcc234Cb1
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• HW

  HWMHowmet Aerospace
  Space & DefenseCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xAEa445c5F3DB1a462998ccC422A875A361ee5d99
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• IB

  IBMIBM
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x980dcf6766FA79f5Cf0c4AAdb3ab477ff15a9619
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• IB

  IBRXImmunityBio,
  Health & BiotechCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x7c148F74ac7445D1F28366b7FcDC6792a9Fcd0Cf
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• IN

  INDAiShares MSCI India ETF
  Sector & Regional ETFsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xACEF2e09adb47aD6aBeBAD9fF06689E60615C2B6
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• IN

  INFQInfleqtion
  Quantum ComputingCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xB853bC83a753342a4f8320ea680b4B1E84118D21
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• IN

  INODInnodata
  AI & Data CentersCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xf1953DAB6FaD537488d5A022361FfAa8B4c95eC6
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• IN

  INTCIntel
  SemiconductorsEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0xc72b96e0E48ecd4DC75E1e45396e26300BC39681
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• IN

  INTUIntuit
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x56d23beE5f41A7120170b0c603Dae30128e460e9
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• IO

  IONQIonQ
  Quantum ComputingEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x558378E000D634A36593E338eBacdd6207640EfE
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• IR

  IRENIREN Limited
  AI & Data CentersCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xF0AB0c93bE6F41369d302e55db1A96b3c430212D
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• JB

  JBLJabil Inc.
  Hardware & NetworksCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xEAf2512dFC1bEAc608F8794B3793CD4E02894Aa6
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• JN

  JNJJohnson Johnson
  Health & BiotechCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x03DfbBE0AC4E7bCDaFd08eD41A400326B77D8c80
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• JO

  JOBYJoby Aviation
  Autos & MobilityCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xb334C5cE741B80B5B671F47F5C269Cb193fe8E24
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• KL

  KLACKLA
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x96b933C74eCB4A0926b9210cef7b743EF46be2E9
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• KS

  KSSKohls Corporation
  Consumer & RetailCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x12e3c047bf9AeCAF9dDC98c05C31BFD1dd043993
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• KT

  KTOSKratos Defense Security Solutions
  Space & DefenseCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x7FD06a4d81cCfA3F351394E144d5191874C31313
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• LH

  LHXL3Harris
  Space & DefenseCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x48d60243c66437c6ac3c2495Be94747aEd5Dfe25
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• LI

  LITELumentum
  Hardware & NetworksCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x8eF20885F94e3D9bc7eB3080279188Bd5ED7c08C
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• LL

  LLYEli Lilly
  Health & BiotechCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x8005d266423c7ea827372c9c864491e5786600ea
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• LM

  LMTLockheed
  Space & DefenseCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x329fcACEb9AD6F9580DD5F643fed0646900D043c
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• LR

  LRCXLam Research Corp
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x57b0030166DB0C31690d1A5aA167e2e26e2C29a4
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• LU

  LULULululemon
  Consumer & RetailCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x4e62068525Ab11FE768e29dfD00ef909B9803016
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• LU

  LUNRIntuitive Machines
  Space & DefenseCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xa5D4968421bA94814Be3B136b15cf422101aC1a3
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• MD

  MDBMongoDB
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xDdf2266b79abf0B48898959B0ed6E6adf512be74
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• ME

  METAMeta Platforms
  Internet & MediaEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0xc0D6457C16Cc70d6790Dd43521C899C87ce02f35
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• MO

  MODModine
  IndustrialsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xc6Cbad1016b38B797610c25E1dc7D95988B1f362
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• MP

  MPWRMonolithic Power Systems
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x52D50D0280AD1054b43f052bD70a49a212A1b128
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• MR

  MRNAModerna
  Health & BiotechCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x43B07D15cE533bEc5476d70C22a78a1B2B662155
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• MR

  MRVLMarvell Technology
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x62fd0668e10D8B72339BE2DCF7643001688ff13B
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• MS

  MSFTMicrosoft
  Software & CloudEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0xe93237C50D904957Cf27E7B1133b510C669c2e74
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• MS

  MSTRStrategy Inc.
  Finance & CryptoEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0xec262a75e413fAfD0dF80480274532C79D42da09
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• MT

  MTSIMACOM
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xC93f4d80e268AB922e871bd169156C3CC41894e6
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• MU

  MUMicron Technology
  SemiconductorsEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0xfF080c8ce2E5feadaCa0Da81314Ae59D232d4afD
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• MX

  MXLMaxLinear
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x48961813349333209994750ffA89b3c5C22eC969
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• NA

  NAVNNavan
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xf7181b63Fdb858558A74ba96BC42732684cd7965
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• NB

  NBISNebius Group
  AI & Data CentersEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x9D9c6684F596F66a64C030B93A886D51Fd4D7931
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• NE

  NETCloudflare, Inc. Class A common stock
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x116F00968269B7bfbaD4109cE591d6E74c0601d4
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• NF

  NFLXNetflix
  Internet & MediaCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xE0444EF8BF4eD74f74FD73686e2ddF4C1c5591E8
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• NN

  NNENano Nuclear Energy
  Energy & PowerCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xBEF75684C43c4ea7BD18Dd532a2244674Ee8b926
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• NO

  NOWServiceNow
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x0C3260aF4B8f13a69c4c2dFb84fD667890CDFa14
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• NU

  NUNu
  Finance & CryptoCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x408c14038a04f7bD235329E26d2bf569ee20e250
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• NV

  NVDANVIDIA
  SemiconductorsEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0xd0601CE157Db5bdC3162BbaC2a2C8aF5320D9EEC
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• NV

  NVTSNavitas Semiconductor
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xbE6702d7b70315376dC48a3293f24f0982F86386
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• OK

  OKLOOklo
  Energy & PowerCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x8B2f88497f15A18E9D4FFa1a8fFB8538399aE774
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• ON

  ONON Semiconductor
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xbBD09F72b025360FeE5C928053Dca6248d35be54
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• ON

  ONTOOnto Innovation
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x8ff63eAeEe3fE54Ba450c4F5538064Ec5A893Aef
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• OR

  ORCLOracle
  Software & CloudEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0xb0992820E760d836549ba69BC7598b4af75dEE03
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• OU

  OUSTOuster
  Hardware & NetworksCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x40E7a279850e443f582059ae5dC1c3b6563E6395
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• P

  PEverpure
  Hardware & NetworksCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x1Cdad396DB64BDa184d5182A97Dd9B3C62100b7D
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• PA

  PANWPalo Alto Networks
  CybersecurityCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xB039597eD45CBa7B6E2fb9E8BE51802969CEe5Be
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• PA

  PATHUiPath
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xfb2664f07B6Aadd29ea7a59D8859b1AeB8645cDa
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• PE

  PENGPenguin Solutions
  AI & Data CentersCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x9b23573b156B52565012F5cE02CDF60AFBaa70Be
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• PF

  PFEPfizer
  Health & BiotechCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x7066A64c24e4206CD62E83bf198c1E7EB361F51e
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• PL

  PLPlanet Labs
  Space & DefenseCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xAA4d64474c172010aB57719cb9951E6142a100d3
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• PL

  PLTRPalantir Technologies
  Software & CloudEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x894E1EC2D74FFE5AEF8Dc8A9e84686acCB964F2A
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• PO

  POETPOET Technologies
  Hardware & NetworksCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xcf6B2D875361be807EAfa57458c80f28521F9333
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• PO

  POWLPowell Industries
  IndustrialsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x237c16D66590F67B886d978ACD362EAeaD8B18c7
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• PR

  PRPermian Resources
  Energy & PowerCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x4189F0c66EBBB0bfeF1C31f763131361EF32f77C
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• PW

  PWRQuanta
  IndustrialsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x9Ab02Ead789b6903c3c44d0ED32F9c707CDF12FD
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• QB

  QBTSD-Wave Quantum Inc. Common Stock
  Quantum ComputingCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xC583c60aeF9Dc401Da72cEC1B404743a93cea1Cc
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• QC

  QCOMQualcomm
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x0f17206447090e464C277571124dD2688E48AEA9
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• QQ

  QQQInvesco QQQ
  Broad Market ETFsEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0xD5f3879160bc7c32ebb4dC785F8a4F505888de68
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• QU

  QUBTQuantum Computing
  Quantum ComputingCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x59818904ab4cE163b3cE4FfB64f2D6Ca02c434B4
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• RB

  RBLXRoblox
  Internet & MediaCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xF0C4BF4C582cb3836e98394b1d4e7B7281101bE8
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• RC

  RCATRed Cat
  Space & DefenseCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xFDE6b5d9BB419B10C23268c74e369AbFF39C0460
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• RD

  RDDTReddit
  Internet & MediaCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x05b37Fb53A299a1b874A619e1c4C404D52C36F4C
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• RD

  RDWRedwire
  Space & DefenseCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x92Ef19E82bD8fF36661DE838D5eaE7e5CEF0EfFE
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• RG

  RGTIRigetti Computing
  Quantum ComputingEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x284358abc07F9359f19f4b5b4aC91901Be2597Ba
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• RI

  RIVNRivian Automotive
  Autos & MobilityCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xB1BF26c1D20ff267A4f93550d1E0d06ac40a114B
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• RK

  RKLBRocket Lab Corporation
  Space & DefenseEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x3b14C39E89D60D627b42a1A4CA45b5bb45Fc12e2
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• RU

  RUNSunrun
  Energy & PowerCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x756Bc80af765C82da966a788858d65aDF14f3793
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SA

  SATSEchoStar
  Internet & MediaCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x95052ddcd5DC25641657424A8Cf04834997E1730
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SC

  SCHDSchwab US Dividend Equity ETF
  Broad Market ETFsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xd63ABB2C13d7a8421a8017a712802053568e3C1D
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SG

  SGOViShares 0-3 Month Treasury Bond
  Bonds & TreasuriesEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x92FD66527192E3e61d4DDd13322Aa222DE86F9B5
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SH

  SHOPShopify
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xF53F66751B1Eff985311b693531E3290F600c410
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SH

  SHYiShares 1-3 Year Treasury Bond ETF
  Bonds & TreasuriesCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xBE274710Bf3d9567e1B290eF6a5F9f90ca016FD8
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SI

  SIMOSilicon Motion
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x77E655E37F4d913fB9540e0d541D824171a60e81
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SK

  SKHYSK hynix Inc. American Depositary Shares
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x84CAb63bc87912E71ad199ff14A0bA45de68FeF8
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SL

  SLSSELLAS Life Sciences
  Health & BiotechCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x285b231728c7E4333799183DF1094d775246a535
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SL

  SLViShares Silver Trust
  Commodity FundsEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x411eFb0E7f985935DAec3D4C3ebaEa0d0AD7D89f
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SM

  SMCISuper Micro Computer
  AI & Data CentersCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xc01aA1fECeC0605b13bc84874ff7256C0f5F562a
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SM

  SMHVanEck Semiconductor ETF
  Sector & Regional ETFsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x072f979c2CAc8e1391B0162a87Fee094bF8744a0
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SM

  SMRNuScale Power
  Energy & PowerCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x1Eebee7F74517e0279dFb09d25B0407bEEc3FDd6
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SN

  SNAPSnap
  Internet & MediaCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xF6589F11Bc40b669e584073F428B05562F568733
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SN

  SNDKSandisk Corporation
  Hardware & NetworksEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0xB90A19fF0Af67f7779afF50A882A9CfF42446400
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SN

  SNOWSnowflake
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xBa0CAB75495255d0cB58E22B648bFED4ECD1F47E
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SO

  SOFISoFi Technologies
  Finance & CryptoCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x98E75885157C80992A8D41b696D8c9C6Fb30A926
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SO

  SOUNSoundHound AI
  AI & Data CentersCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x6E3Dfd9f7e1649BaA14D25cac18C94d62dB10A54
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SO

  SOXXiShares Semiconductor ETF
  Sector & Regional ETFsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x75742c18BC1f1C5c5f448f4C9D9C6F66dafAAa38
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SP

  SPCXSpace Exploration Technologies Corp. Class A Common Stock
  Space & DefenseEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x4a0E65A3EcceC6dBe60AE065F2e7bb85Fae35eEa
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SP

  SPMOInvesco SP 500 Momentum ETF
  Broad Market ETFsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xAd622320e520de39e72d41EF07438C3Fd3354875
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SP

  SPYSPDR SP 500 ETF Trust
  Broad Market ETFsEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x117cc2133c37B721F49dE2A7a74833232B3B4C0C
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• TE

  TET1 Energy
  Energy & PowerCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xb1969f6604CA1AE7a2cD3F1827876e914594CA2D
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• TE

  TEAMAtlassian Corporation
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x5B97476b922F3305131B8f0B9D333172E87f4aaE
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• TE

  TEMTempus AI
  Health & BiotechCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xB1CC0EC7Db69Cf43539119814df40071b9d61793
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• TE

  TERTeradyne
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x2778C5024D5cA2CdB0f8eAD671ffc69963AdCD9C
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• TS

  TSEMTower Semiconductor
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x89776d4Cd68193597A2fC132cfaC1fDe36CCeA8a
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• TS

  TSLATesla
  Autos & MobilityEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x322F0929c4625eD5bAd873c95208D54E1c003b2d
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• TS

  TSMTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing
  SemiconductorsEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x58FfE4a942d3885bAa22D7520691F611EF09e7AA
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• TT

  TTDTrade Desk
  Internet & MediaCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x0b5fb4031cae9163db10B169Ee72685F0EdC8545
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• TT

  TTWOTake-Two Interactive Software
  Internet & MediaCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x5e81213613b6B86EaB4c6c50d718d34359459786
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• UM

  UMCUnited Microelectronics
  SemiconductorsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x0E6e67Ba88e7b5d9B67636A215c76779B948dE79
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• UN

  UNHUnitedHealth
  Health & BiotechCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xcF364ea52787e289De6F32077834056E3E70D6A8
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• UP

  UPSUPS
  IndustrialsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xf23250dac154D05Bb671CB0d0eBEf3c635c79CE2
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• US

  USARUSA Rare Earth
  MaterialsEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0xd917B029C761D264c6A312BBbcDA868658eF86a6
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• US

  USOUnited States Oil Fund
  Commodity FundsEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0xa30FA36Db767ad9eD3f7a60fC79526fB4d56D344
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• VI

  VICRVicor
  Hardware & NetworksCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x6006ed4B2F94110851ff7509D97D034f0EeD9226
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• VR

  VRTVertiv
  AI & Data CentersCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xFA78C12E6488814A0262E4e802749a4a737d5fB7
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• VS

  VSATViaSat
  Internet & MediaCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x26dCbfb34FC83CAbD6990f449674efDc6097fF85
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• VS

  VSTVistra
  Energy & PowerCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x561e2a49212b7cCF47f2744Ccb83e200722fADBc
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• VT

  VTIVanguard Morningstar Total Stock Market ETF
  Broad Market ETFsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x0594134DF3f171a354D9C85eBD65b7A6148F6D09
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• WD

  WDAYWorkday
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x82DA4646242e1D962e96e932269Dc644c94a9CaA
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• WD

  WDCWestern Digital
  Hardware & NetworksCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xF52597345A8Edf418bc4071b4a35112472277D3e
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• WU

  WULFTeraWulf
  AI & Data CentersCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x348Be1A8663f15edDe5CDf8A96BB69078f7aB6Fd
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• WY

  WYFIWhiteFiber, Inc.
  AI & Data CentersCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x9e7ABD3C9139D14E4c86DcE0e455AAB7A0C2FB3E
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• XL

  XLKState Street Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF
  Sector & Regional ETFsCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x15Cd20759CE7F3285c29A319dE2D1A2e098c6f43
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• XN

  XNDUXanadu Quantum
  Quantum ComputingCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xA8eB3BCcbf2017eE7CBfb652eB51CF2E1B153289
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• XO

  XOMExxonMobil Holdings Corporation
  Energy & PowerCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0xf9B46d3D1B22199D4D1025a9cEDB540A33F1a2d5
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• ZM

  ZMZoom
  Software & CloudCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x44c4F142009036cF477eD2d09932051843137CF1
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• ZS

  ZSZscaler
  CybersecurityCatalog only · not buyable
  CONTRACT0x7dc013eB55e436f30d7ED1AFE4E36d6e45e3c3f7
  Issuer API ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20

Ecosystem tokens

3

Launchpads, indexes and other projects on Robinhood Chain.

• DE

  DELTADelta
  Other Ecosystem TokensEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0xe8ffd7e24187f72afb08d75b1bb13088a989a791
  On-chain identity ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-11
• IN

  IndexThe Index
  DeFi & IndexesEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x56910d4409f3a0c78c64dd8d0545ff0705389870
  Project source ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-11
• PO

  PONSPons
  LaunchpadsEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x39dbed3a2bd333467115de45665cc57f813c4571
  Project source ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20

Memecoins

4

Community tokens with their own markets and contracts.

• AI

  AIArtificial Inu
  Community MemesEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x2e8c31162b855a2ffa90f6f8634643ad6f111e18
  On-chain identity ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-11
• CA

  CASHCATCashcat
  Animal MemesEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x020bfc650a365f8bb26819deaabf3e21291018b4
  Project source ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-20
• SH

  SHROOMMUSHROOM
  Community MemesEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0xab093def657f15df31b33922a95e047add645b29
  On-chain identity ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-11
• TE

  TENDIESTENDIES
  Community MemesEnabled at launch
  CONTRACT0x45242320dbb855eea8fd36804c6487e10e97fcf9
  On-chain identity ↗︎Identity recorded 2026-09-11

Robinhood Chain · 4663. Stock snapshot: 2026-09-20. This directory uses the same asset identities and categories as the app. Categories describe browsing themes, not investment ratings. Source dates and contracts are shown for every entry.

Before you rely on an entry, open its contract address and check it yourself. A ticker alone can be copied by anyone.

Request another asset

Want a token that is not switched on? You can prepare a request from the app.

1. In the asset picker, open Explore stocks & ecosystem tokens. Entries marked Not enabled have a Prepare listing request button that fills in the address, symbol and category for you.
2. For a token that is not in the catalog, open Missing an asset? Prepare a listing request and paste its Robinhood Chain contract address.
3. Choose its category and Sector or theme, and add official project links in Review notes.
4. Choose Download request draft. A JSON file is saved on your device.

The draft is not submitted, and the token is not listed. There is no in-app submission. A request, a ticker or a copied contract address never grants trading access.

Before a token can be switched on, its identity, contract behaviour, price source, pool depth and exit route all need review.

Who decides what is switched on

The platform owner switches assets on and off for all funds. After launch, ownership passes to the founder's wallet. Changes take effect immediately.

• Switching an asset on makes it available to every fund's picker, subject to the checks above.
• Switching an asset off stops new purchases in it, and the manager can no longer trade it. A fund that already holds it keeps the position and keeps valuing it.
• The owner cannot move, sweep or withdraw any fund's assets.

If the platform ever winds down, the asset list is frozen from the moment wind-down starts. See Safety & exits for everything the owner can and cannot do.

Ready to build a mix? Follow Open a fund. Investing in someone else's fund? Start with Invest in a fund.

Safety & exits

Your money, your exit. This page is a plain, exact account of what protects your money on RWA Street, what can stop, and what never can.

AT A GLANCE

No function sends a fund's assets to the platform owner or to a manager, and nothing can pause withdrawals. A USDG withdrawal needs valid prices and holdings that can be sold; an in-kind withdrawal needs neither. The platform owner can change price sources immediately.

Withdrawals

Can never be paused, by anyone, in any fund status or platform phase

Two ways out

USDG, or in kind: your exact share of the fund's USDG and of every token it holds

On the website

Both: choose USDG or IN KIND on the withdraw ticket

Owner's money powers

None over fund assets: no sweep, rescue or transfer function exists

Owner's price powers

Chooses the price sources and trading routes every fund uses, with immediate effect

Manager can

Pause deposits, close the fund for good, trade within price limits

Platform can

Pause new deposits everywhere (reversible), or wind down with 7 days' notice (one-way)

Withdrawals: two ways out

Every fund on RWA Street has two ways out. Neither can be switched off.

A USDG withdrawal, step by step:

1. If the fund holds enough USDG to pay you, it pays you from that cash. Nothing is sold and no pool is touched.
2. If it does not, the fund sells the same fraction of every holding, a little more than it needs, and pays you from the proceeds. The cost of those sales is shared by you and the holders who stay.
3. Each sale must receive at least 99% of the price-feed value for stock tokens, or 97% for ecosystem tokens and memecoins. If any one sale cannot, the whole withdrawal is refused and nothing moves except your gas.
4. Your review sets a minimum USDG. If the result would be lower, or the review has expired, the transaction fails and nothing moves.

An in-kind withdrawal burns your shares and hands you your slice of everything: the fund's USDG and each token it holds, rounded down. Nothing is priced, nothing is sold, so a missing price, a quiet pool or a broken trading route cannot block it. The full rules are in Withdraw in kind.

Your shares are ordinary tokens, and nothing can pause sending them to another wallet either.

Price checks

A fund's value is only as good as its prices, so every valuation checks that each price is recent and sane. If a check fails, the action that needs it waits instead of using a bad price. Nothing is ever sold at a guess.

In short:

• Stock tokens use published price feeds, accepted for up to 4 days so weekends do not freeze funds.
• Ecosystem tokens and memecoins use their own pool's 30-minute average, only while the pool is active and steady.
• The chain itself must be running: small heartbeat transactions prove it. After a gap of more than 5 minutes, funds wait at least an hour and for fresh prices.
• Every trade and forced sale must receive at least 99% (stock tokens) or 97% (ecosystem tokens and memecoins) of the price-feed value, or it is refused and nothing moves.

The complete rules, with every number, are in How prices stay honest.

When a fund holds anything that fails its check, its value cannot be checked: its page names the asset ("Deposits and USDG withdrawals for this fund wait for a current NVDA price") beside a disabled Waiting for a current price button, and offers a shareholder Withdraw in kind below it. Until the price is valid again:

• deposits into that fund wait;
• USDG withdrawals from that fund wait;
• most trades by its manager wait;
• an in-kind withdrawal still works.

Each asset is checked on its own. An asset whose price is stale is hidden from purchase until its price recovers, and only funds that hold it are affected; every other fund keeps working. An asset whose pool cannot fill close to its price stays in the list but is refused at review (see Pools can refuse). A fund that holds only USDG needs no price at all.

A few checks are shared by every fund that holds tokens: the heartbeat, the hour after an outage, and the USDG price. If one of those fails, every such fund waits together. Funds holding an ecosystem token or a memecoin also depend on the ETH price.

After a network restart the site stays open. A price published before a pause could be out of date by the time the chain resumes, so none is trusted: the contracts wait one hour after heartbeats resume, then for each price to be published again. During that time a notice under the top bar says what is waiting and, during the hour, the earliest time it can reopen, in your local time. That time is a lower bound: after it, each price must be published again before the actions that need it open, which can take longer for a price that updates rarely. The Street, the fund directory, fund pages, the example portfolios, your profile and these docs keep working. Only actions that need a price wait, each with its reason beside it:

• fund registration and trades;
• deposits into, and USDG withdrawals from, a fund that holds tokens. Its page says Not before about and the time, and names the assets whose prices must update.

A fund that holds only USDG needs no price, so its deposits and withdrawals stay open. An in-kind withdrawal never waits for prices: the notice says so, and a shareholder's fund page offers Withdraw in kind under the waiting button (on a phone, beside it in the bar at the bottom; see Use it on your phone).

Before FUND opens, or while no fund is registered, nothing reopens: the notice says only that live prices return after the safety pause.

If Robinhood Chain does not answer, the site still opens: the Street, the example portfolios, the asset directory, your profile and these docs work, fund data appears as soon as the network answers, and the page keeps trying by itself. A fund page that holds an asset without a current price names that asset beside its disabled button.

Pools can refuse

A valid price is not enough to trade. The pool that would fill the trade must also be able to pay close to that price.

• At review. Every buy or sell is quoted against the pool before you sign. If the pool cannot fill near the price, the review stops, nothing is sent to your wallet and no approval is spent.
• At execution. If the price moves between review and execution, the minimum you reviewed protects you: the transaction fails and nothing moves except gas.
• For managers. A large order moves the pool further than a small one. If an order is refused, split it into smaller ones.
• For USDG withdrawals. The sales a withdrawal makes follow the same floors (99% for stock tokens, 97% for ecosystem tokens and memecoins). A thin pool can refuse a large withdrawal that a small one would pass.

The asset directory lists 194 stock-token issuer identities, but only switched-on assets can be bought, and even a switched-on asset can be unavailable for a while. See Assets.

Who can do what

This is the complete list. The platform owner is the founder's wallet after launch.

You, as an investor

Can

• Can: Deposit while the fund is open and has room for you
• Can: Withdraw your own shares at any time, in USDG or in kind
• Can: Send your shares to another wallet

Cannot

• Cannot: Change anything about how the fund is run

A fund's manager

Can

• Can: Buy and sell switched-on assets for the fund, one trade between USDG and one token at a time, within the price floors
• Can: Pause and resume new deposits into their fund
• Can: Close their fund for good; after that, only sell toward USDG
• Can: Publish and edit the fund's introduction
• Can: Hand the fund to another wallet at once, with no notice
• Can: Withdraw their own shares like any holder

Cannot

• Cannot: Block, delay or pause any withdrawal
• Cannot: Reopen a closed fund, or buy after closing or during a wind-down
• Cannot: Move fund assets except by trades whose proceeds return to the same fund
• Cannot: Withdraw other people's shares, or change the fund's fees or capacity

The platform owner (the founder's wallet after launch)

Can

• Can: Choose the price feeds and pool routes every fund uses, set any asset's price age limit, change pool rules within fixed bounds, and move any asset to an ETH-bridged pool route whose trading limit it sets, up to 5%, all with immediate effect. Stock tokens on their direct USDG pool keep a fixed 1% limit; a stock moved to a bridged route takes that route's limit instead
• Can: Replace the whole price contract or trading router for every fund, with 7 days' notice once any fund exists
• Can: Switch assets on or off for manager trading
• Can: Open or close new fund registration, and set the creation charge for future funds
• Can: Set the routes that convert incoming ETH and FUND to USDG (your reviewed minimums still apply)
• Can: Pause and resume new deposits in every fund and the opening of new funds
• Can: Start a one-way wind-down with 7 days' notice

Cannot

• Cannot: Transfer, sweep, rescue or approve any fund asset: no such function exists
• Cannot: Pause withdrawals or share transfers: no such switch exists
• Cannot: Close, pause or reopen an individual fund
• Cannot: Mint or burn fund shares directly, or change a fund's fees, capacity, manager or fee reference
• Cannot: Cancel a wind-down, restart it or shorten its notice
• Cannot: Receive the USDG raised by wind-down conversions: it stays in the fund
• Cannot: Change the code of a fund that already exists

Anyone

Can

• Can: Send a heartbeat
• Can: Trigger a fund's fee update
• Can: After a wind-down notice ends, convert a fund's holdings to USDG, at most 20% of each holding in each clock hour

Cannot

• Cannot: Receive anything from a fund they hold no shares in

Switching an asset off stops its manager from buying or selling it. It does not trap the asset: it can still leave through USDG withdrawals, wind-down conversions and in-kind withdrawals.

The owner is a trusted party. Settings that fix a broken price feed have to take effect quickly, so price feeds, routes and limits are not delayed. Only a swap of the whole price contract or trading router is delayed; see Venue change delay.

Venue change delay

A fund prices its holdings through one price contract and trades through one trading router. Together they are its venue, and every fund uses the same one.

1. Once any fund exists, the owner can only propose a new venue. The proposal is public on Robinhood Chain.
2. It can take effect no earlier than 7 days later, and only when the owner applies it. Until then the owner can cancel it. A new proposal replaces the old one and restarts the 7 days.
3. During those 7 days every holder can leave, including in kind, which needs no price.
4. Once a wind-down starts, venue changes are frozen and any proposal waiting is cancelled.

Fund status

Every fund is in one of three states. Only its manager can change it, and a new manager inherits it.

• Pausing stops new deposits and nothing else. Trading, fees and every exit carry on.
• Closing is for a manager who wants to end a fund cleanly. The fund never takes another deposit, and its manager can only sell holdings for USDG. Holders leave whenever they like. The manager can still hand the fund to another wallet and edit its introduction.
• Fees keep running. A paused or closed fund keeps charging its management fee, and its performance fee on real gains. Closing does not stop fees.
• The FUND-holder countdown keeps running. A pause does not stop the 3-day clock after which a fund's reserved room opens to everyone.

The fund page and your tickets show a fund's status; the directory shows the same in short (PAUSED, CLOSED, WINDING DOWN, CONVERTING):

When a fund stops taking deposits, its invest button reads Withdraw for a shareholder, and the reason sits in place of its capacity. A connected wallet without shares sees the button greyed out; before you connect a wallet it also reads Withdraw, so a shareholder can connect and leave. The ticket opens on WITHDRAW with USDG or IN KIND. Managers find PAUSE DEPOSITS, RESUME DEPOSITS and CLOSE FUND on the FUND STATUS card in My Office. Closing asks you to type the fund's ticker, because it cannot be undone.

How a manager pauses or closes a fund is in Open a fund.

Platform pause

In an emergency the owner can stop new money everywhere at once.

• What stops: new deposits into every fund, and the opening of new funds. A fund opening that is refused rolls its 50,000 FUND burn back.
• What carries on: withdrawals in USDG and in kind, manager trading, fees and share transfers.
• It can be lifted. The owner can resume deposits later. It cannot be used once a wind-down has started.
• It is not the same as closing registration. Closing registration only stops new funds from opening; existing funds keep taking deposits.

A pause is a sensible response to a long market closure, when stock prices are days old. See Deposits at a days-old stock price.

While it lasts, a notice under the top bar and the landing page say deposits and new funds are paused and withdrawals work as usual, every fund shows Deposits paused · platform, and the Registry explains why registration waits.

Platform wind-down

If RWA Street ever ends, it ends in a fixed, public order that the owner cannot speed up.

1. The owner starts the wind-down. It is one-way: it cannot be cancelled, restarted or shortened.
2. From that moment: no new deposits, no new funds and no more FUND burns. Every fund can only sell toward USDG. Asset listings and the venue (which price contract and router the funds use) are frozen, and registration can never reopen. Price sources, age limits and route limits inside the current price contract and router can still be changed at once, and conversion floors are measured against them (see Who can do what).
3. The 7-day notice. You can withdraw in USDG (while prices are valid) or in kind, or stay. Managers can sell holdings for USDG.
4. After the notice, anyone may convert a fund's holdings to USDG. Each conversion sells part of one holding. The USDG stays in the fund for its shareholders; whoever sends it receives nothing and pays their own gas.
5. Conversions are paced. In each clock hour (for example 14:00 to 15:00), at most 20% of a holding can be sold. A full clock hour leaves at least 80% of a position, and a day converts about 99.5% of it. Because the limit resets on the hour, two steps can fall close together across the hour boundary.
6. Each sale has a floor. It must receive at least 99% (stock tokens on their direct USDG pool) or 97% (ecosystem tokens and memecoins at launch) of the price value, or it is refused. A route the owner moves to an ETH bridge carries its own limit, up to 5%.
7. Unsellable holdings stay. A holding that cannot be priced or sold stays in the fund, and every holder can still take their share of it in kind. Other holdings are unaffected.
8. You leave whenever you choose. Once holdings are converted, a USDG withdrawal pays from the fund's cash with no sale.

From the start of the wind-down, a notice under the top bar gives the local date and time conversions can begin, and every fund shows Platform wind-down on that date. After the notice, a fund's page shows Convert holdings to USDG. It lists each holding with about how much USDG 20% of it would raise now and a CONVERT button; a holding that cannot be sold says why and stays for in-kind withdrawals, one converted this hour shows when the next step opens, and one the network did not answer for shows Not checked until you close and reopen the panel. Each conversion sells part of one holding for USDG, within the floors above. You receive nothing from it and pay the gas; it only helps the fund's holders. The receipt shows what was sold and that the USDG stayed in the fund.

FUND is not a claim on fund assets, and a wind-down pays nothing to FUND holders. See The FUND token.

Withdraw in kind

An in-kind withdrawal pays you your exact share of everything the fund holds.

• What you get. For each asset, the fund's balance times your shares divided by all shares, rounded down: its USDG and each of its tokens (a fund holds at most 16 tokens plus USDG). The last holder receives every balance in full.
• Nothing is sold and no price sizes the payout. It works while prices are unavailable, while pools are quiet and in every fund status and platform phase.
• Fees first. Fees owed so far are settled before you leave. If the fund can be valued, both fees are settled as usual. If it cannot be valued, only the time-based management fee is settled and the performance fee on gains since the last valuation is not charged to you. A fund that charges no performance fee is never valued for this.
• The one-day wait. Freshly deposited shares wait about a day before they can leave in kind. Shares that are no longer waiting go first. Recent deposits share one waiting time, weighted by shares, so a second deposit within the day moves it a little later. If someone sends you recently deposited shares, their wait comes with them in the same weighted way, so a small transfer can extend it only a little. USDG withdrawals are never held.
• Tokens you cannot receive. If a token cannot be sent to your wallet (for example, its issuer has paused transfers), you can choose to leave your share of it behind. It then belongs to the holders who stay.
• Your minimums. You can set a minimum for each token. If any payout falls short, the whole withdrawal fails and nothing moves. Each pair must name USDG or a token on the fund's holdings list (positions(); a token the fund has sold out of can stay listed at zero). A positive minimum on a token you leave behind fails, and a pair naming any other token fails the whole call.
• Deadline. A request past its deadline fails and nothing moves.
• Capacity. Leaving in kind frees room in the fund exactly like a USDG withdrawal.
• Gas. When the fund charges a performance fee, the transaction's gas limit must cover about 5.1 million gas plus the token transfers, so that fees are settled properly. Let your wallet estimate it. You pay only for the gas actually used, which is usually far lower.
• No fee. There is no charge for leaving in kind.

On the website:

1. Open the fund and select Deposit / withdraw (Withdraw when the fund takes no deposits), then WITHDRAW. While the fund's prices wait, select Withdraw in kind below the waiting button instead.
2. Under You receive, choose IN KIND instead of USDG.
3. Enter the shares to redeem, or choose 25%, 50% or ALL, and select REVIEW IN KIND.
4. Read the review: every token you will receive with the least of each, how fees are settled, and, for a fund that charges a performance fee, the gas note. If some of your shares come from a deposit in the last 24 hours, it says until when they wait, in your local time.
5. If a token failed a transfer test to your wallet, it shows a box. Tick it to leave your share of that token in the fund, or come back later; nothing is sent until you decide.
6. Select CONFIRM IN-KIND WITHDRAWAL, confirm in your wallet and wait for the receipt. It lists the shares redeemed, each token received and each token's contract address, to add it to your wallet.

Using the fund contract directly

The website covers in-kind withdrawals and a manager's pause and close. A handover to another manager has no button, and some holders prefer to call the contract themselves.

Three steps

1. Find the fund's address. Open the fund page on www.rwast.app and scroll to the bottom: the line Fund contract: shows the full address. The link that Share fund copies contains the same address, after fund=. Always start from the fund page, never from a message or a reply.
2. Open it on the explorer. Go to robinhoodchain.blockscout.com↗︎, paste the address into the search box and check that the page shows the fund's name and share ticker. Open the Contract tab, choose Write contract, select Connect wallet there and connect the wallet that holds the shares (or, for manager functions, the manager wallet) on Robinhood Chain (4663).
3. Fill in the function and confirm. Find the function by name, fill in its fields as described below, select Write and confirm in your wallet. Every call is an ordinary transaction and costs gas in ETH. A call that is not allowed (for example, a manager function from another wallet) fails and nothing changes. When it confirms, the website shows the result by itself.

No Write contract tab? Then the fund's source is not published on the explorer. Any wallet tool that can call a contract function by its signature works the same way. The signatures are redeemInKind(uint256,address,address,address[],(address,uint256)[],uint256), setDepositsPaused(bool), closeFund(), setManager(address) and accrue().

Fields for an in-kind withdrawal (redeemInKind)

redeemInKind: withdraw in kind. It burns your shares and sends you your exact share of the fund's USDG and of every token it holds.

Field	What to enter
shares	How many fund shares to redeem, in the share token's smallest unit. Fund shares have 6 decimals, so 25 shares is 25000000. To leave completely, use your full balance: on Read contract, balanceOf with your address shows it in the same unit.
receiver	Your own wallet address: where the tokens go.
owner	Your own wallet address: whose shares are burned.
forfeit	Tokens you choose to leave behind, as a list of addresses. Normally none: enter []. Only list a token your wallet cannot receive (for example, one whose issuer has paused transfers); your share of it then stays with the other holders.
minimums	The least you accept of each token, as a list of (token address, amount) pairs. Enter [] for none. Each pair must name USDG or a token on the fund's holdings list (positions(); a token the fund has sold out of can stay listed at zero). A positive minimum on a token you listed in forfeit fails, because you receive none of it. If a payout would be lower, or a pair names any other token, the whole call fails and nothing moves.
deadline	A time, in Unix seconds, after which the call fails. Use a time a little in the future, for example 30 minutes from now.

• The one-day wait. Freshly deposited shares cannot leave in kind yet. On Read contract, inKindHold with your address shows how many shares are waiting and until when (Unix seconds).
• Gas. If the fund charges a performance fee, the call needs a gas limit of at least about 5.1 million plus the transfers. Let your wallet estimate it. If you must set it by hand, allow at least 5.1 million plus about 100,000 for each token the fund holds. You pay only for the gas actually used.
• Fees. Fees owed so far are settled first, as described in Withdraw in kind.

Manager functions. Call them from the manager wallet.

• setDepositsPaused: enter true to pause new deposits or false to resume them. Withdrawals, trading and fees carry on.
• closeFund: no fields. It cannot be undone. Check the fund address twice first.
• setManager: enter the new manager's wallet address. It takes effect at once, with no acceptance step, and only the new wallet can hand it back. Check the address character by character.

What works in each state

In every row, a USDG withdrawal that needs a sale still needs valid prices and a pool that can buy close to them, and a deposit still needs room and valid prices.

Risks

Read these before you invest. Every one of them is real.

Your fund can lose money

A fund's value moves with the prices of what it holds, and memecoins can move a long way quickly. Nothing is guaranteed: not a return, not a floor, not the manager's skill. A manager's photo, introduction and links are not verified.

USDG withdrawals can wait

A USDG withdrawal that needs a sale waits when any holding has no valid price or cannot be sold close to it. Memecoin and ecosystem-token pools pause more often than stock prices. In kind still works.

The owner controls prices

The platform owner chooses the price sources and routes, and can change them at once. A mistake or a malicious setting could stop USDG withdrawals, cause sales below fair value or create fees on gains that are not real. See Who can do what.

Deposits at a days-old stock price

A stock-token price is accepted for up to 4 days, so over a weekend or holiday deposits and withdrawals use the last published price. If the real market has moved, whoever deposits or withdraws at that price gains or loses at the expense of the other holders. The one-day wait on in-kind exits stops quick in-and-out trades, but not a deposit at an old price. A platform pause over long market closures can prevent this.

The pause clock keeps running

Pausing deposits does not stop a fund's 3-day FUND-holder countdown. If a fund is paused through that window, its reserved room opens to everyone anyway.

Fees after a close

A closed fund, and every fund during a wind-down, keeps charging its management fee. Holders who stay are diluted by it.

Wind-down conversions sell at the floor

Conversions can sell up to 1% (stock tokens) or 3% (ecosystem tokens and memecoins) below the price-feed value on each step, and a days-old stock price can miss a market move.

Tokens outside the fund's holdings

Tokens the fund does not hold, sent to it without a trade (including any new token a corporate action might hand out), are not part of its value and are not paid out, in USDG or in kind. USDG, or a token the fund already holds, sent straight to a fund simply adds to that balance: it counts in the fund's value and is paid out like the rest.

Stock tokens received in kind follow their issuer's rules

The issuer of a stock token can pause, block, burn or upgrade it. Only Robinhood account holders can redeem a stock token for the underlying share.

Stock-token multipliers

Stock-token prices assume each feed already includes the token's corporate-action multiplier, as Robinhood and Chainlink document. For the stocks switched on at launch, the largest multiplier was about 1.005, so a feed that left it out would undervalue that stock by about 0.5% at most.

In-kind gas

An in-kind withdrawal from a fund with a performance fee needs a high gas limit. Some wallets or contract accounts that cap gas low may not be able to send it.

The chain and the contracts

Funds live on Robinhood Chain. If the chain stops, funds wait until heartbeats and prices resume. Deployed fund contracts cannot be changed by anyone, which also means a flaw in them cannot be patched.

FUND is not a claim on funds

Holding FUND gives creation rights and priority access to reserved room. It earns no fees, no staking yield and no buybacks, and it is not a claim on any fund's assets. Trading FUND on PONS carries PONS trading costs plus price impact; see Fees & costs.

Related pages

• Invest in a fund: deposits and withdrawals step by step
• Open a fund: pausing or closing your own fund
• How funds work: prices, capacity and fees
• Fees & costs: every cost, including wind-down and in-kind costs
• FAQ & glossary

Questions? Ask at @RWASTREET↗︎.

FAQ & glossary

Short answers first. Every word explained.

AT A GLANCE

Quick answers to the questions people ask most, each with a link to the full explanation, and a glossary of every term the guides use.

Is it live?

Opening happens automatically once FUND launches. The landing page at www.rwast.app shows where things stand.

Do I need FUND?

No. USDG or ETH is enough to invest in the part of a fund that is open to everyone.

What does it cost?

Gas, the fund's own fees and market costs. Paying with FUND adds PONS trading costs at conversion.

Can I get out?

Nobody can switch withdrawals off. A USDG withdrawal needs valid prices; an in-kind withdrawal does not.

Is my money safe from RWA Street?

No function moves a fund's assets to the platform. The owner does choose the prices every fund uses.

Words

A glossary from Approval to Wind-down

Getting started

FUND

Investing

Withdrawals and safety

Opening a fund

Wallets and phones

Glossary

Plain meanings for the words used across these guides.

Approval

A wallet transaction that lets a contract take a set amount of one of your tokens, for example the USDG you are about to deposit.

Capacity

A fund's size limit: how much money can be paid in, counting what was paid in rather than market gains. Also called the fund's room.

Capacity multiple

The number the manager picks (20, 40, 50, 60, 80 or 100) that sets capacity as seed × multiple.

Catalog entry

A token listed in the asset directory for reference. Only switched-on assets can be bought.

Chain ID 4663

The number that identifies Robinhood Chain in your wallet's network settings.

Chain outage

A gap of more than 5 minutes without a heartbeat. Funds holding tokens cannot be valued until prices recover.

Creation burn

The 50,000 FUND destroyed when a new fund opens. It is the charge for opening a fund, not an investment.

Ecosystem token

A token native to Robinhood Chain, other than a stock token, that funds can hold, such as PONS.

Example portfolio

A target mix and fee terms shown on an empty Exchange desk and in the fund directory's Examples list, marked EXAMPLE. It is not a fund: no deposits, balances or returns.

Fee reference

The value per share a fund must beat, by more than 0.6%, before a performance fee is taken. It moves up each time the fee is taken. Also called the high-water mark.

FUND

The RWA Street platform token (token name RWA Street, ticker FUND), issued on PONS V2. It opens funds and gives priority access; it is not a fund share.

Fund share

Your stake in one fund's whole portfolio, including its cash, gains and losses.

FUND-holder reserve

The 30% of every fund's capacity kept first for wallets holding at least 100,000 FUND. It opens to everyone 3 days after the public room first fills.

Gas

The small ETH fee Robinhood Chain charges for every transaction, including approvals and failed attempts.

Heartbeat

A tiny transaction sent to Robinhood Chain about every 90 seconds to show the chain is running. Anyone can send one.

In kind

A withdrawal that pays your exact share of the fund's USDG and of every token it holds, with nothing sold and no price needed.

Management fee

A yearly fee of 0–3%, set by the manager, that builds up over time and is paid to the manager in new fund shares.

Memecoin

A community token with no published price feed. Funds value it from its own trading pool, so it pauses more often than a stock token.

Minimum received

The least a conversion, trade or withdrawal must pay out. If the result would be lower, the transaction is undone and nothing moves.

NAV

Net asset value: everything a fund holds, cash and tokens, valued in USDG.

Official address

The one FUND contract address shown on the landing page at www.rwast.app. A matching name or ticker elsewhere is not proof.

Performance fee

A share of gains (0–40%, set by the manager), taken only above the fee reference and split 70% to the manager and 30% to the platform, in new fund shares.

PONS

The trading venue on Robinhood Chain where FUND is issued (PONS V2) and traded. Trading FUND on it carries PONS trading costs. PONS is also the name of its own token, one of the three ecosystem tokens a fund can hold.

Price feed

A published price that the contracts read for a stock token, USDG or ETH. Sometimes called an oracle.

Price impact

How much your own trade moves a pool's price against you. Bigger trades in thinner pools move it more.

Public room

The 70% of a fund's capacity open to everyone from the start.

Quote expiry

The time a review stops being valid, about five minutes after you ask for it. After that, review again.

Robinhood Chain

The network RWA Street runs on (chain ID 4663). Gas is paid in ETH.

Seed

The money a manager puts into a new fund when opening it, at least 1 USDG. It sets the fund's capacity and can be withdrawn like any holding.

Sell-only

A state in which a fund's manager can only sell holdings for USDG: after the fund is closed, or during a platform wind-down.

Standard wallet

A wallet controlled directly by a private key (an externally owned account), as opposed to a smart-contract wallet. Needed to sign in to My profile.

Stock token

A token on Robinhood Chain that tracks a listed company, ETF or commodity fund, issued by its issuer, which can pause it.

Switched-on asset

An asset the platform has enabled for manager trading. 42 are switched on at launch.

USDG

A dollar stablecoin on Robinhood Chain. Funds keep their accounts in USDG and pay USDG withdrawals in it. It is not a bank deposit.

Valuation unavailable

Shown when at least one of a fund's holdings has no usable price. Deposits and USDG withdrawals for that fund wait.

Value per share

A fund's NAV divided by the number of fund shares. Deposits and withdrawals happen at this price.

Venue

The set of price sources and trading routes the contracts use. Replacing it as a whole takes 7 days' notice once any fund exists.

Wind-down

A one-way shutdown of the platform. After 7 days' notice, anyone can convert fund holdings to USDG inside each fund, while investors keep every way out.

Still have a question? Ask @RWASTREET on X↗︎, and read Safety & exits before your first deposit.