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DocumentationRobinhood Chain · 4663
USDG liquidity
for tokenized stock markets.
Vaultly is a USDG liquidity layer for tokenized stock markets on Robinhood Chain. Users can explore stock markets, deposit USDG into stock-specific vaults, trade supported assets, and track positions and fees onchain.
USDG routes through Vaultly into individual tokenized stock markets.
01 · Markets
The onchain stock market, in one view.
Each Vaultly market is one tokenized stock paired with USDG. Inspect liquidity, range health, fees and market status from one interface. A listed ticker is not a live market until its contracts are published.
02 · Vaults
One vault for every stock market.
Deposit USDG into a dedicated stock vault and track the liquidity position, range, exposure and fees generated by that market. Each vault belongs to one stock market. Returns are not guaranteed. Stock-token exposure can exist.
03 · USDG
The quote asset for every Vaultly market.
USDG is used for deposits, withdrawals, quotes, fees and portfolio value.
04 · Stock tokens
Onchain representations of listed stocks.
A stock token is the asset on the other side of a USDG market. Vaults can hold stock tokens as liquidity. Their price can move.
05 · Deposits
USDG in. Vault shares out.
A deposit posts USDG into one stock vault. It does not spread across other markets unless you use Allocator, which is Coming soon.
07 · Withdrawals
Redeem shares from the same vault.
Withdrawals follow the path shown on the vault page. Price-dependent exits can wait for a fresh oracle.
08 · Liquidity ranges
Capital sits between two prices.
Each vault posts liquidity between a lower bound and an upper bound around the reference price. Range health shows whether that liquidity is in position.
09 · Fees
Observed when the market trades.
Fees can accrue while USDG / stock-token liquidity sits in range and traders swap. Vaultly shows the observation when a reviewed deployment is live. Missing figures stay as a dash.
10 · Oracle pricing
Reference prices come before speed.
Tokenized-stock markets follow cash-market hours. Vaultly uses an oracle adapter as an independent reference before accepting a price-dependent action.
11 · Portfolio
Your Vaultly holdings in one place.
Portfolio shows USDG balance, stock-token holdings, vault shares, fees and onchain activity for the connected wallet.
12 · Trade
Trade tokenized stocks against USDG.
Swap between USDG and supported stock assets through Vaultly’s connected market routes. Quotes appear when a live route is connected.
13 · Contracts
Verify every address.
Vaultly contract roles: USDG, Vault Factory, Router, Stock Token Registry, Oracle Adapter and Market Contracts. Addresses appear when configured. Never invent a 0x value.
14 · Risks
Stock exposure is real.
Vault shares can move with the stock token. Liquidity can leave range. Oracles can go stale. Withdrawals can wait. Vaultly does not protect principal and does not guarantee return.
15 · Supported markets
Eleven names on the board.
NVDA, AAPL, TSLA, META, MSFT, AMZN, GOOGL, PLTR, MSTR, SPY and QQQ. Each is listed for a USDG pair. Listing is not the same as a live onchain market.
AAPLApple • Robinhood TokenUSDG
AMZNAmazon • Robinhood TokenUSDG
GOOGLAlphabet Class A • Robinhood TokenUSDG
METAMeta Platforms • Robinhood TokenUSDG
MSFTMicrosoft • Robinhood TokenUSDG
MSTRStrategy Inc. • Robinhood TokenUSDG
NVDANVIDIA • Robinhood TokenUSDG
PLTRPalantir Technologies • Robinhood TokenUSDG
QQQInvesco QQQ • Robinhood TokenUSDG
SPYSPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust • Robinhood TokenUSDG
TSLATesla • Robinhood TokenUSDG
16 · Robinhood Chain
Where Vaultly settles.
Vaultly runs on Robinhood Chain. Wallets, USDG, stock tokens and vault shares must be on this network. Balances on another chain do not appear here.
Network
Robinhood Chain · chain id 4663.
Explorer
Configured contract addresses link to the chain explorer.
Gas
Keep ETH in the same wallet for network fees.
17 · FAQ
What is Vaultly?
A USDG liquidity layer for tokenized stock markets on Robinhood Chain. Core products are Markets, Vaults, Trade and Portfolio.
What is a Vaultly market?
One tokenized stock paired with USDG, with its own liquidity, range, fees and status.
What is a stock vault?
A vault that belongs to one stock market. Deposit USDG, receive vault shares.
Why is USDG used?
USDG is the quote asset for every Vaultly market, deposit, withdrawal and fee figure.
What happens when I deposit USDG?
USDG is posted as liquidity for that stock market. You receive vault shares. Leftovers return to the wallet when the deposit path is live.
What are vault shares?
Shares represent your portion of one stock vault. They are not USDG and they can move with stock-token exposure.
Can my position gain stock-token exposure?
Yes. A vault can hold both USDG and the stock token. Exposure can change as the market trades. Returns are not guaranteed.
Where do fees come from?
Market trading against in-range liquidity. Observed fees are not a forecast.
How do withdrawals work?
Redeem vault shares on the vault page. Returned assets follow that vault’s holdings. Full USDG conversion is not guaranteed.
How are prices determined?
An oracle adapter is the independent reference. Pool prices alone are not enough for deposits or range updates.
What are the risks?
Stock-token price moves, out-of-range liquidity, stale oracles, and smart-contract risk. There is no guaranteed return.
Which markets are supported?
NVDA, AAPL, TSLA, META, MSFT, AMZN, GOOGL, PLTR, MSTR, SPY and QQQ on Robinhood Chain.
Where can I verify contracts?
The contracts section lists each role. Configured addresses link to the Robinhood Chain explorer. Everything else is Not configured.