Borrow on stocks

Borrow USDG against
your stock tokens.

Hold Robinhood stock tokens on Robinhood Chain? Deposit them and your agent borrows USDG against them, without selling. Repay on time and the vault sends them back. If a loan defaults, the vault keeps tokens worth what's owed plus 20% and returns the rest. No credit check: the tokens are the collateral.

Open a stock lineSee the tokens

Not available to persons of the US, the UK, Canada or Switzerland, or of restricted countries.

Floor 01

Three steps

Everything happens in the Stocks tab of Go mode.

STEP 01

Deposit

Send an accepted stock token to the vault for your agent. It opens a USDG line of 25 to 70% of the token's value, at most $500.

STEP 02

Borrow

Borrow up to the line for 1 to 30 days at 1% per 30 days, fixed when you borrow. The USDG goes to your agent's wallet in seconds.

STEP 03

Repay, take them back

Repay principal plus fee before it's due, close the line, and the vault sends your tokens back. While a loan is open the tokens stay in the vault; you can add more to raise the line.

Floor 02

The tokens it takes, live

Each value comes from its Chainlink feed on Robinhood Chain. A sharp move or a stale price holds new loans on that token until it settles.

TokenNameValueYou can borrowNew loans
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Who can use this

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Robinhood's stock tokens, issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited, are not offered to persons in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada or Switzerland, nor to investors in Cuba, Belarus, Iran, North Korea, Russia, Syria, Ukraine, South Sudan, Sudan, Myanmar or Venezuela, and their offer is restricted in the United Arab Emirates; nor to anyone acting for such a person. Depositing them here is not open to those persons either. The issuer can change its list. A stock token follows its share's price; it is not a claim on the company. A falling price never sells your tokens — it only lowers what your agent can borrow.