Transparency
Proof, not promises.
You shouldn’t have to trust a screenshot. Everything StockFlow shows is a live read from Robinhood Chain, so it can be checked — not asserted. The panels below run in your browser, against the chain directly. Reproduce any of them yourself.
The prices are the on-chain oracle
StockFlow’s price for each asset is the Chainlink feed on Robinhood Chain — nothing else. The right column below is read by your browser directly from those feed contracts over JSON-RPC, with no StockFlow server in the path. They match the app because a number that lives on-chain can’t be faked.
| Asset | StockFlow shows | Your browser read on-chain | Feed |
|---|---|---|---|
NVDA | verify ↗ | ||
AAPL | verify ↗ | ||
SPY | verify ↗ | ||
TSLA | verify ↗ | ||
MSFT | verify ↗ |
Follow any “verify ↗” to the feed contract and call latestRoundData() yourself.
The oracle guard, on a live quote
This is the exact check that runs before your wallet signs: pull a real 1inch quote, work out the effective fill price, and compare it to the live oracle. Fills more than 3% above the oracle are refused. Here it is on real venue data — one healthy market, one dust pool.
A deep, healthy market — the fill lands within ±3% of oracle, so it passes.
A dust-pool token that quotes far above its oracle — the guard refuses it before you could sign.
The contracts, verifiable
Robinhood Chain is full of counterfeits, so StockFlow pins every address byte-exact and only ever uses these. Open any of them on the explorer and read the contract.
Trades settle on-chain, through audited code
StockFlow deploys no smart contracts of its own. Every trade is a normal swap through the audited 1inch router, priced by Chainlink — so there’s no new attack surface and nothing to take on faith. When a trade executes, it settles on Robinhood Chain and is permanent: open the transaction hash on the explorer, watch the tokens move, and confirm the fill sat inside the guard. No indexer, no trust required.
Verify one yourself: connect a wallet on the board, buy a small amount, and take the transaction hash to the explorer. Featured settled trades will be linked here.
Live panels depend on the public RPC and third-party venues, which can be briefly busy or rate-limited — a slow panel isn’t a failed check, just retry. Stock Tokens provide economic exposure only, are not available in the US, and nothing here is investment advice.