stockly

send tokenized stocks via a link. anyone with the link can claim it. non-custodial, on robinhood chain.

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[stockly @usestockly]

Imagine sending someone a stock the same way you send a photo.

That’s the experience Stockly is building.

No broker-to-broker transfer.
No account creation.
No email required.
Just a share locked in escrow and a private claim link.
Send it anywhere.

Whoever you choose can open it, connect their wallet, and claim the asset.

Ownership should be as easy to send as information.

[stockly @usestockly]

What if a stock could have a delivery address?

Not an account.

Not an email.

A link.

Stockly turns tokenized shares into claimable digital instruments that can be handed from one person to another.

The sender locks the asset.

The recipient gets the link.

The wallet signs.

The share moves.

It’s a surprisingly simple primitive for something that normally requires an entire platform.

[stockly @usestockly]

The next evolution of digital gifting might not be cash.

It could be ownership.

Stockly lets you package a tokenized share into a simple claim link and hand it to someone else.

A birthday gift.
A reward.
A thank-you.
A portfolio transfer.
No signup flow standing in the way.
The recipient opens the link, connects a wallet, and the asset is theirs.
Give someone a piece of an asset, not just its value.

[stockly @usestockly]

Stockly isn't another trading platform.

It's infrastructure for transferring tokenized assets.

The core idea is simple:

Deposit a share into escrow → generate a claim link → send it → recipient claims it.

No accounts.
No email addresses.
No custody layer.
No fees.
And because the claim is cryptographically tied to the recipient's address, copying a pending transaction doesn't let someone redirect the asset.
A new way to move ownership onchain.

[stockly @usestockly]

Proof tech works.

[stockly @usestockly]

WHY STOCKLY?

One protocol. Multiple ways to move tokenized assets.

01 — LOCK
Deposit a tokenized share into the escrow.
02 — GENERATE
A fresh cryptographic key creates a unique claim link.

03 — SEND
Share it through a message, QR code, or anywhere else.
04 — CLAIM
The recipient connects their wallet and signs for delivery.

05 — DONE
The key is burned after the claim. One link. One owner.
No accounts.
No middleman.
No unnecessary infrastructure.

Just programmable asset delivery.

[stockly @usestockly]

STOCKLY — CORE FEATURES

Tokenized shares, delivered differently.

• One-time claim links
Send a unique link that can only be claimed once.
• Non-custodial escrow
Shares are locked in code until they’re claimed.

• Front-run resistant
Claims are signed to the recipient’s address, preventing copied transactions from stealing delivery.
• No account required
No email. No signup. Just connect a wallet and claim.

• Cancel & reclaim
Unclaimed shares can be pulled back by the sender.
• Token agnostic
The escrow works with any ERC-20 asset.

Built for simple, permissionless transfers on Robinhood Chain.

[stockly @usestockly]

What should we build next for Stockly?

We’re working on new updates and want to hear what you actually want to see.

More assets?
Better gifting options?
New ways to claim?
More customization?
Something completely different?
Drop your ideas below.
We’re listening.

[stockly @usestockly]

A stock doesn't always need to be sold.

Sometimes, you just want to give one away.

Stockly turns that into an onchain primitive.

Pick the asset.
Choose the amount.
Lock it.
Get a claim link.
The recipient doesn't need a Stockly account.
They just open the link, connect a wallet, and receive the asset.
Give shares, not instructions.

[stockly @usestockly]

We have just burned even more.

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[stockly @usestockly]

Take a look at stockly.

[stockly @usestockly]

The best products don't add more steps.

They remove them.

Stockly removes the usual process of transferring a stock:

no signup
no email
no broker account
no intermediary
Just lock the share, create the link, and hand it over.
The recipient opens it and claims ownership with their wallet.
Stockly makes onchain shares feel as easy to send as a message.

[stockly @usestockly]

What if you could gift someone a stock without asking them to sign up anywhere?

That’s Stockly.

Lock a tokenized share.

Generate a one-time claim link.

Send it to someone.

They connect their wallet and take delivery.

The link is the envelope.
The blockchain is the settlement layer.
Simple, permissionless, onchain.

[stockly @usestockly]

Most assets are built to be traded.

Stockly makes tokenized shares built to be given.

No exchange account.
No signup flow.
No custody between sender and recipient.
Just:
lock → link → claim

The share stays in escrow until the recipient signs for it.

A completely different way to think about transferring stocks onchain.

[stockly @usestockly]

STOCKLY is built around one simple idea:

Ownership should be easy to transfer.

Lock a tokenized share into escrow.

Stockly creates a unique claim link.

Send it to someone — through a message, QR code, or however you want.

They open it, connect their wallet, and claim.

No account.
No email.
No middleman.
Just onchain ownership, delivered through a link.

[stockly @usestockly]

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STOCKLY — CORE FEATURES

→ Tokenized shares
Lock real tokenized equities into escrow.
→ One-time claim links
Every delivery gets a unique key that can only be claimed once.

→ Front-run resistant
The claim is signed to the recipient's address, so a copied transaction can't redirect the shares.
→ No account required
Open the link, connect a wallet, claim.

→ Cancel anytime
Unclaimed shares can be pulled back by the issuer.
→ Token agnostic
The escrow can handle any ERC-20, not just stocks.

A simple primitive for sending onchain assets.

[stockly @usestockly]

stockly.

[stockly @usestockly]

Your friend wants NVIDIA.

You don't need to send them money.

You don't need to tell them where to open an account.

You can just send them the share.

Stockly turns tokenized equities into digital bearer instruments — secured by a one-time cryptographic key.

Lock it.
Send it.
They claim it.
That simple.

[stockly @usestockly]

The weirdest thing about stocks today:

You can tokenize them.

You can trade them onchain.

But giving one to someone still feels like moving money through a bank.

Stockly makes the handoff native.

A share goes into escrow.

A cryptographic key becomes a link.

The link becomes ownership.

No login. No account. No middleman.

Just send it.