Keep the stock. Take the dollars.
Borrow USDG against tokenized NVDA, AAPL, TSLA and MSFT on Robinhood Chain. Ownership stays with you. Liquidity arrives in the same transaction.
The dollars are already in the book.
STOCKLEND is the desk for isolated stock markets. Lenders already supply USDG. You post a stock token and draw dollars against it.
No sale. No broker ticket. No waiting for the open.
Tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain track the listed names you already know. STOCKLEND posts collateral and draws USDG so every figure can be read on the explorer.
Start from a single share.
Pick a name, read the live market, and see how much USDG that position can unlock.
The ones people actually ask.
What am I actually posting?
A Robinhood stock token such as NVDA, AAPL, TSLA or MSFT. It tracks the listed name onchain. STOCKLEND never takes custody. The collateral stays in the market for the life of the loan.
Where does the USDG come from?
From lenders already supplying USDG into isolated STOCKLEND markets on Robinhood Chain. STOCKLEND does not warehouse dollars. You borrow from that book.
What do I need to start?
A wallet on Robinhood Chain, a balance of the stock token you want to post, and enough ETH for gas. Connect, approve, deposit, then borrow.
How do I cash out of the loan?
Repay the USDG debt, then withdraw the stock token. Both actions settle onchain and appear on the Robinhood Chain explorer.
Can I use only one name?
Yes. Each market is isolated. NVDA risk does not mix with TSLA risk.
What happens if the stock falls?
Your health factor declines. If it crosses the liquidation LTV, the book can repay part of the debt and seize collateral. Size the loan with room.
Is this a sale of the share?
No. You keep the tokenized position while the dollars are out. That is the point of the desk.
Put the stock in. Watch the dollars arrive.
Deposit a Robinhood stock token, borrow USDG from the STOCKLEND book, and repay when you choose.
