Pexo

Pexo puts a floor under a tokenized stock position, without taking custody of it.

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Pexo is live.

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Set the price. Set the floor. Pexo handles the rules onchain, without predictions, bots, or constant monitoring.

You set the conditions. Pexo enforces them.

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The problem it solves

Tokenized equities trade on chain around the clock.

The exchange behind them does not.

Through nights, weekends and market holidays, NYSE and Nasdaq are shut while the token keeps trading on thin liquidity.

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A floor only works if the underlying liquidity can support your exit.

Larger positions create more price impact, which can make settlement impossible near your floor.

Pexo checks the actual exit quote before creation because pool depth ultimately limits usable position size.

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Pexo guarantees the settlement price won’t fall below your configured floor, but it cannot guarantee execution.

If the market moves straight through your floor before a keeper can act, settlement reverts and your tokens remain escrowed until you withdraw them.

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Pexo reads pricing directly from the Uniswap pool used for settlement.

The same transaction checks the trigger and executes the swap, while the swap itself enforces the minimum output.

This removes reliance on a separate price oracle or external price feed.

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Creating a guard has no protocol fee, and withdrawing has no protocol fee.

Settlement costs a fixed 0.25%: 0.15% goes to the protocol and 0.10% goes to the keeper who triggers the settlement.

These rates are fixed in the contract.

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Pexo doesn’t run a centralized settlement bot.

Once a guard becomes triggerable, anyone can call it and receive a 0.10% keeper bounty.

The keeper cannot change your payout or your floor. They simply execute the settlement transaction.

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Once a guard is created, it simply holds your tokens until it is settled or withdrawn.

When the trigger condition is met, any address can call the settlement function.

You can also withdraw your active guard whenever you choose.

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Pexo doesn’t simply promise to respect your floor.

Your floor is passed directly to Uniswap V3 as amountOutMinimum.

If the swap cannot return at least that amount, the transaction reverts and your tokens remain untouched.

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Pexo uses two prices for a reason.

The trigger determines when a guard becomes eligible for settlement, while the floor determines the minimum USDG output.

Keeping them separate creates room for the trade to execute.

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Pexo doesn’t predict where a stock is going.

There is no oracle or model making a market call.

Instead, you define the conditions yourself: when the position can settle and the minimum amount you are willing to accept.

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What Is Pexo?

Tokenized stocks trade 24/7, even when traditional markets are closed.

Pexo lets you set a trigger price and a minimum acceptable exit price for your tokenized stock position, then escrow the tokens without giving up custody to a third party.

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Meet Pexo

Set your price. Set your floor. Let Pexo handle the rest.

Pexo is a non custodial price guard for tokenized stocks. Create a guard with your trigger price, minimum accepted price, and expiry, then let the onchain rules enforce your conditions.

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