Understand each step.

Use metOTC to research tokenized products and compare available decentralized trading routes. Start with a company or fund, review the issuer and token rights, then request a quote. metOTC is not a broker or a staffed OTC dealing desk; you approve available transactions in your own wallet.

What quote statuses mean

Ready to quote: enter an amount to look for a route. Checking route: your request is still running. Quote available: a route was found for that amount and funding network. No route: the request found no available path. Restricted: trading is blocked for your detected region. A quote is time-limited and must be refreshed before execution.

metOTC brings tokenized stocks and private-market exposure into a non-custodial interface. Funding starts on Solana by default. The Robinhood Chain terminal and cross-chain panel have separate trading flows, and both require you to sign transactions in your wallet.

Choose a product and understand its rights

Use the market catalog or asset selector to browse stocks, ETFs, pre-IPO exposure and venture-fund tokens. The catalog includes 194 issuer-listed Robinhood tokens, seven PreStocks tokens, two Paimon tokens and VCXx. The nine private-company tokens cover seven distinct companies; different issuers have different rights. Catalog inclusion does not guarantee that a trade is available.

Purchases start with USDC on Solana unless you choose another supported funding network. Robinhood-issued stocks and ETFs still settle on Robinhood Chain. PreStocks settle on Solana, Paimon OpenAI and Kalshi tokens settle on BNB Chain, and VCXx settles on Ethereum. The panel shows the destination wallet, route, fees and minimum received before you sign.

Paimon xOPAI provides indirect profit-participation exposure, not OpenAI common stock. Paimon xKLSH uses its own SPV structure. VCXx tracks the Fundrise Innovation Fund, not direct ownership in its individual holdings. Check the selected issuer’s documents for the rights, restrictions and eligibility rules that apply.

PreStocks tokens on Solana provide economic exposure to private companies. They do not grant company equity, voting, dividend or information rights, and are not issued or endorsed by the named companies. metOTC matches token addresses against the issuer’s published registry; this is not an audit of backing or a guarantee of resale. Prices can diverge from private funding valuations.

PreStocks exclude U.S. persons and other ineligible users. metOTC blocks its curated trade entry when a U.S. location is detected and requires an eligibility acknowledgment. Location detection and self-attestation are not identity verification; issuer restrictions still apply. Read the issuer’s terms before proceeding.

Moving tokens between networks

Connect a supported EVM or Solana wallet in the swap panel to request routes for your amount. Review fees and minimum output, approve the required steps in your wallet and follow transaction progress. A listed token does not guarantee an executable route. Keep the panel open while a transaction runs, and check its history before attempting the same trade again.

A combined bridge and destination swap may be unavailable. The separate funding action bridges USDC or USDT to the selected network; buying the token is then a separate action at a fresh price. A completed bridge can leave intermediate assets in your destination wallet if the final swap fails. Inspect the route status and balances before starting again. Never bridge funds solely on the assumption that a later purchase will be available.

The swap panel has its own wallet connections. New transactions from the panel appear in metOTC Activity alongside Robinhood Chain trades recorded in this browser. Keep the panel open for live updates; reopen its history to refresh or resume a route. Earlier widget transactions stay in its history. Portfolio includes read-only checks for listed destination tokens and settlement cash on Solana, BNB Chain and Ethereum. Native portfolio totals, baskets and the portfolio planner cover the native terminal’s indexed markets.

Loading the panel contacts third-party routing and wallet services. Quotes, connected addresses and transaction requests are shared with routing services and network infrastructure as required. metOTC does not hold your signing keys. Wallet approval remains under your control.

How Robinhood Chain quotes work

The server discovers available pools, reads pool state and initialized ticks directly from Robinhood Chain, and calculates output at your order size. Prices shown are token prices onchain, not a consolidated stock exchange feed. Liquidity totals are indexer estimates.

Available trades and pricing estimates

The best executable route uses a verified venue router. Each enabled candidate is quoted onchain; your transaction is refreshed and simulated before signing. Optimal split analytics show what spreading an order across pools could achieve. They do not submit split trades.

Wallet permissions and network fees

No account or deposit is required. metOTC has no trading keys and never asks for a seed phrase. Token approvals are limited to the requested amount and target the verified venue router. Keep SOL on Solana for network fees. Other networks require their own gas token, including ETH on Robinhood Chain.

Review before approving

Slippage sets the lowest output your transaction may accept. A deadline limits its lifetime. If the new quote falls beyond your tolerance, metOTC asks you to review it again. A confirmed transaction includes its onchain reference and an in-page receipt. External source addresses can be copied without leaving your current order.

Balances and local trade history

Portfolio balances come from token contracts. Estimated values use available pool prices, with USDG shown at its dollar denomination. Activity records trades submitted from this browser and checks their receipts onchain; it is not a complete wallet history. Clearing browser storage removes the local activity list.

How your data is used

Market requests use metOTC's own API routes. Pool discovery uses a server-side indexer; balance and transaction reads use RPC providers for the selected network. Your wallet address is sent to metOTC to read balances and simulate transactions. No analytics trackers or centralized sign-in are included.

Understand the trading risks

Tokenized assets can trade away from their reference equities. Liquidity, token transfer rules, network conditions, and venue availability can affect execution. Check the token contract, output, and wallet request before signing.

Developer endpoints

GET /api/markets
GET /api/quote?tokenIn=USDG&tokenOut=NVDA&amountIn=1000
GET /api/health
POST /api/execution/route