Skip to content

A PRIVATE HOUSE FOR REAL-WORLD ASSETS

Real-world assets.
Privacy in your hands.

Explore tokenized stocks, gold, and treasuries from supported issuers. Compare asset terms, track supported holdings, and understand your privacy options in one place.

Explore AssetsHow Privacy Works

Browse without a wallet. Connect only inside the app, read-only.

Reference prices

One considered view

Loading
  • AAPL

    Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited

  • NVDA

    Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited

  • TSLA

    Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited

Live reference prices from Chainlink feeds, issuer quotes and DefiLlama. Reference only, not executable quotes.

Open App

01 — The Asset Collection

Different assets. One considered view.

Three categories of tokenized real-world exposure, each with its issuer, its network and the documents that define what a holder actually has.

Stocks

14 verified
Represents
Tokens that track US-listed stocks and equity ETFs: tokenised debt securities (Robinhood Stock Tokens) and 1:1-backed xStocks. Economic exposure, not shares of record.
Issuers
Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited · Backed
Supported on
Robinhood Chain · Ethereum
Inspect terms
Each asset page lists holder rights, redemption, restrictions, fees and the issuer documents behind every claim.
Open stocks in the app

Gold

3 verified
Represents
Gold exposure in two forms: allocated-bullion tokens such as PAXG, and a Robinhood token tracking the SPDR Gold Trust ETF.
Issuers
Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited · Paxos · Tether (Tether Gold)
Supported on
Robinhood Chain · Ethereum
Inspect terms
Each asset page lists holder rights, redemption, restrictions, fees and the issuer documents behind every claim.
Open gold in the app

Treasuries

4 verified
Represents
Short-duration US Treasury exposure: tokenized notes (USDY), a tracker certificate (bIB01) and Robinhood tokens on Treasury ETFs.
Issuers
Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited · Ondo Finance · Backed
Supported on
Robinhood Chain · Ethereum
Inspect terms
Each asset page lists holder rights, redemption, restrictions, fees and the issuer documents behind every claim.
Open treasuries in the app

02 — Portfolio

A clearer view of what you hold.

Connect a wallet or paste an address and the reader returns balances for every registered asset on each supported network, priced only where a verified source exists. What cannot be priced is shown as unpriced, never as zero. The reader below is live: it shows your wallet when one is connected, otherwise a real public example address.

Portfolio reader · live

Supported holdings

0xC21319…EE6c95 · example public address

Loading

Valued

reading…

Coverage

…

held positions with a price

Networks

…

read-only

AssetBalancePriceValueSource

Hides values on this screen only. It does not hide anything on the blockchain: balances and transfers of a public address remain visible to anyone with an explorer. The example address is a real, unaffiliated holder on Robinhood Chain; its balances are public chain data.

  • Supported token balances. Reads balanceOf for the registered assets with the correct decimals and balance semantics (plain, scaled-UI, rebasing).
  • Pricing availability. Each position shows which source priced it, when, and whether that source is fresh or stale. Nothing is counted at zero.
  • Source timestamps. Every price carries the provider's own timestamp and the fetch time; the read itself is stamped with the block it saw.
  • Network and coverage. Robinhood Chain and Ethereum today, read-only. Tokens outside the registry are not discovered.
Open the portfolio reader

03 — Privacy

Reveal only what the task requires.

Three ideas that are easy to confuse and important to keep apart. Each one hides something different, from different people, with a different guarantee.

1. Hiding values on the current screen

Available

A toggle that masks numbers on your display so you can work in public. It protects you from shoulder-surfing and nothing else. Anyone with a block explorer still sees the public balances of a public address.

2. Shielding supported assets through a protocol

Not configured

A cryptographic protocol takes custody of tokens in a shared pool and tracks them as commitments. Inside the pool, balances and transfers are hidden from the public. The entry and exit transactions stay public, pools have fees and rules, and the guarantee is only as strong as the specific protocol and its audit. This house will enable it only through a reviewed adapter.

3. Selectively proving eligibility

Not configured

Showing that a single requirement is met, such as not being a U.S. person, without handing over the documents behind it. The verifier learns the answer to one question; the credential issuer still performed identity checks to issue the credential. Privacy depends on the credential and proof system in use.

Explore privacy capabilitiesRead the Privacy Model

1 · Readable

Balance
12.5 SMPL-A
Value
$2,302.50
Address
0x4c9a…e7f1

Public chain data, shown as it is.

2 · Masked on screen

Values become •••••• on this device only; public chain data is unchanged.

3 · Held as a commitment

A protocol holds the balance as a commitment inside a pool. Requires a reviewed integration; not configured here.

04 — Sealed Trading

Orders sealed. Rules visible.

How a sealed batch works, stage by stage. The rules are what make it trustworthy: who can open an order, when the batch closes, how it is priced, and what the receipt proves.

Educational walkthrough

Not configured
ORDERSell 10 SMPL-AFor SMPL-TBLimit 183.00 · Expires batch 2sample · not an orderSEALEDBATCH · CLOSES 12:00 UTCREFERENCE183.42 USDpublished rule · one priceSETTLEMENT CONTRACTmoves assets · applies fills, fees and refunds per written rulesRECEIPT · VERIFYtx 0x5e1c…9a20 · block 1,204,331filled 10 / 10 · price 183.42read from the chain, not a countdownsample · no transaction occurredEDUCATIONAL ILLUSTRATION · NOT A LIVE ORDER

You choose the input asset, the amount, the output asset and the limit you will accept. Nothing leaves your device yet.

See the mechanism and status

No execution venue is configured, so the trade page explains the mechanism and shows the capability status instead of an order form.

05 — Eligibility

Prove the requirement. Protect the details.

Many real-world assets are only open to holders who meet a requirement. A selective proof answers that one question for a verifier without publishing the identity file behind it.

The verifier learns

  • ✓ The requirement was satisfied
  • ✓ Which issuer vouched for it
  • ✓ When the proof expires

The verifier does not receive

  • – Name, date of birth, address
  • – Document images or numbers
  • – Anything beyond the stated predicate
  • The verifier may learn the requirement was satisfied. That fact itself is a disclosure, and the verifier can keep it.
  • A credential issuer may still need identity checks. Someone verified the underlying facts to issue the credential; selective disclosure limits what is re-shared, not what was checked.
  • Privacy depends on the actual credential and proof system. Unlinkability, revocation and freshness vary by provider. None of this implies universal anonymity.

Verification workflow

Not configured
  1. 1. Identify the exact requirement and its trusted issuers.
  2. 2. Show the fields that would be disclosed before anything is requested.
  3. 3. Request the minimum proof, bound to this app, this session and this requirement.
  4. 4. Check freshness, expiry, replay resistance and revocation.
  5. 5. Report verified, expired, rejected or unavailable, never a local checkbox.

Verification provider not configured. The app shows the intended workflow with every transactional step disabled.

Open the eligibility workflow

06 — Transparency

Every claim has a source.

What is configured, what is read-only, and what is not configured at all. The live status page re-checks the networks and feeds on every visit.

Supported networks

  • Robinhood Chain #4663Read-only
  • Ethereum #1Read-only
  • Robinhood Chain Testnet #46630Not configured

Assets and issuers

21 verified records

  • Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited13
  • Paxos1
  • Tether (Tether Gold)1
  • Ondo Finance1
  • Backed5

Data sources

  • Issuer documentation and registries (primary)
  • On-chain reads: name, symbol, decimals, balances
  • Chainlink data feeds with validity checks
  • Issuer indicative quotes (Robinhood, xStocks)
  • DefiLlama aggregate market prices
  • Blockscout explorer APIs for observed transfers

Integration availability

  • Asset directory and comparisonAvailable
  • Portfolio readerRead-only
  • Shield and unshieldNot configured
  • Sealed batch ordersNot configured
  • Eligibility proofsNot configured

Oracle status

13 Chainlink feeds registered on Robinhood Chain and Ethereum. Each read checks decimals, description, round completeness and heartbeat before a value is shown; equity feeds age over weekends and are marked stale.

Privacy scope and fees

Screen privacy hides values on your display only. No shielding protocol, execution venue or verification provider is configured, so no protocol fees apply. Issuer fees are listed per asset where the issuer documents them.

Open the live status pageIntegration documentation

07 — FAQ

Plain answers.

Bring your assets into focus.

Explore AssetsRead the Privacy Model