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Basquets

Basquets is the asset management layer of Robinhood Chain. Anyone can create, invest in, and automate baskets of real tokenized stocks: self-custodied, priced by Chainlink oracles, running 24/7.

Robinhood put real US stocks onchain as tokens (NVDA, AAPL, SPY) with live onchain prices. Basquets turns those raw ingredients into portfolios. A basket is a single ERC-20 token that holds a fixed recipe of stock tokens. Anyone can create one and earn fees when others invest. Anyone can invest with one tap from stablecoins, or set a savings plan that runs itself.

It is the index fund, reinvented as an open protocol, where the fund managers are the community.

Design principles

  1. Non-custodial and permissionless. No admin can touch user funds. Anyone can create a basket from allowlisted components. Basket contracts are non-upgradeable; periphery contracts (zap, savings plans) are replaceable only by deploying new versions users opt into.
  2. No trading dependency in the core. Baskets are fixed-units and mint/redeem in-kind. Only the periphery touches swap liquidity. If liquidity vanishes, the core protocol still functions.
  3. Oracle-defensive by default. Every price read passes staleness, sequencer-uptime, positivity, and corporate-action checks. The protocol fails closed: if a component can’t be priced, value-bearing actions revert.
  4. Everything is glass. Every fee rate lives in a single onchain contract, enumerable by anyone. The UI reads; it never hardcodes. Holdings, prices, and trust assumptions are public, including the ones we’d rather not have (see Security).

The system at a glance

USDGSavings planPERIPHERYZapRouterDCAManagerUniswap v4 · USDG to stock tokensissue() / redeem() · in-kindCOREBasquetFactorycreatesBasquet (ERC-20)FeeControllerComponentRegistryprice readsNAVOraclepublic onchain, free to read

Where to go

All pages.

Stock tokensWhat a Robinhood stock token actually is: a debt security wearing an ERC-20, what you own, and how to tell a real one from a fake.Getting stock tokensWho is allowed to hold them, why you cannot mint one, and the two routes that actually put a stock token in your wallet.How baskets workFixed units, in-kind minting, and why a basket has no price of its own.FeesEvery fee, its rate, and who receives it: enumerable onchain, hardcapped in code.Market hours & corporate actionsWhat happens on weekends, during corporate actions, and when the sequencer is down: the protocol fails closed, on purpose.Investing in basketsZap in from USDG with one tap, automate with a savings plan, exit any time, in USDG or in kind.CuratorsCreate a basket in minutes, earn 60% of its fees forever. No fund license required.NAV OraclePublic onchain NAV for every basket: freshness-checked, integrator-grade, free to read.AddressesChain parameters and contract addresses for Robinhood Chain mainnet and testnet.Security & trust assumptionsWhat the protocol guarantees, what it can't, and every power any admin holds, including Robinhood's.FAQThe questions everyone asks first: ownership, dividends, fees, market hours, getting started, and how curators earn.