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# trade stock tokens

## trade stock tokens

trover supports routed trading for eligible tokenized stock instruments on robinhood chain.

### what a stock token represents

a supported stock token is an onchain instrument. it is not necessarily a share issued by the underlying public company.

unless an issuer explicitly says otherwise, don’t assume the token provides:

* legal ownership of the underlying equity
* shareholder voting rights
* direct dividend rights
* redemption with the public company
* identical market hours, liquidity, or pricing

jurisdictional restrictions may apply.

### request formats

| action                    | example                            |
| ------------------------- | ---------------------------------- |
| buy by spend amount       | buy $AAPL with 100 USDG            |
| buy an exact token amount | buy 2 AAPL                         |
| sell an amount            | sell 2 AAPL                        |
| sell part of a balance    | sell 25% of $AAPL                  |
| sell the full balance     | sell all $AAPL                     |
| rotate a position         | rotate half of my $AAPL into $TSLA |

trover resolves canonical stock tickers through the robinhood registry. explicit contract addresses are checked for deployed bytecode and erc-20 metadata before quoting.

### routing

trover compares enabled routes and uses the best valid result available under current settings. routes may include hosted uniswap liquidity and verified local venues. quotes expire, and the final output can change with price, gas, liquidity, or slippage.

{% hint style="danger" %}
similar tickers and token names can refer to different contracts. a cashtag is convenient, but the contract address is the final identity.
{% endhint %}


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