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Stock collateral lines · proposal

A USDG loan, secured by stock tokens.

If you own stock tokens issued by Robinhood on Robinhood Chain, a collateral line would turn them into USDG for your agent while you keep the position: lock them, draw, repay on time and they return to you. The tokens replace the backer, so no one has to vouch for you.

Not deployed yet: prices and math are live, the vault is a design. Stock tokens are unavailable in the US and several other jurisdictions.

AAPL50%
GOOGL50%
NVDA45%
TSLA35%
4 stock tokens with a live Chainlink feedEach tile shows the share of the token's value a line could lend.

Loan-to-value

35–50%

differs by token

Largest line

$250

per collateral line

Fee

1%

per 30 days, as on every loan

Tokens priced live

4

verified token + Chainlink feed

Prices read from Chainlink on Robinhood Chain · /api/stocks

No. 1

How a stock collateral line works

The same loan as an unsecured line, with your tokens standing where a backer would.
your tokensRobinhood stock tokensthe vaultkeeps them, sets a limityour agentreceives the USDGdepositborrowrepay + feeclose the line, tokens return
  1. i.

    Deposit stock tokens

    Send a supported stock token to the vault. It opens a USDG line worth 35 to 50% of the tokens' value, capped at $250.

    Steadier names lend a larger share.
  2. ii.

    Borrow USDG

    Draw USDG inside the limit for a term of one to thirty days, at 1% per 30 days. It is paid into your agent's wallet.

    The fee runs by the second, one day minimum.
  3. iii.

    Settle and collect your tokens

    Pay back principal and fee by the due date and close the line; the vault releases your tokens. While a loan is open, they stay locked.

    Late past the grace period and the vault keeps the deposit.

No. 2

Accepted stock tokens, priced live

Each value comes from the token's Chainlink feed on Robinhood Chain. A stale feed, a split or a halted token would pause new lines on that token.
Chainlink prices, read live
TokenNamePriceUpdatedLTV
Reading the feeds…

No. 3

What a stock-backed loan costs

One percent for each 30 days on the amount drawn, and nothing else.
collaterallimitdrawnfeetotal to repay
$600 at 50% loan-to-value$250$180.00 for 21 days$1.26$181.26
$300 at 35% loan-to-value$105$90.00 for 10 days$0.30$90.30

No. 4

Risks to weigh before borrowing

Four ways a collateral line can go against you.

An overdue loan costs the whole deposit

Seventy-two hours after the due date the loan can be marked defaulted, and the vault keeps every token deposited, not only the amount owed.

The line is fixed when it opens

A falling price can shrink what is still free to draw, but an open loan is never called early.

A stock token follows a price, not a share

It mirrors a share's price without any ownership of the company, and its issuer decides who may hold it.

Nothing is deployed yet

The vault is a design. No contract holds anything; this page shows live prices and the math only.