For institutions and issuers
Tokenized capital,
run to your mandate.
Structures for deploying tokenized assets on Robinhood Chain that fit an internal policy: who can deposit, what can be lent, how far it can be levered, and how fast it can come back.
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verified Robinhood stock, ETF and commodity tokens
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Chainlink price feeds on the chain
USDG
as the settlement dollar
Live
isolated credit markets already running
Public infrastructure Arter builds on. No partnership or endorsement is implied.
We bring the rails. You bring the capital.
Four kinds of holders, one set of contracts, each configured to its own rules.
Issuers
Tokenize gold, equities or bonds and give holders something to do with them on day one: a vault, a collateral listing and a liquidity range, wired to your token's own compliance rules.
Corporate treasuries
Put tokenized treasuries and dollar balances to work without handing them to a custodian. Positions stay in a contract you can read, with withdrawals that do not wait on a lock-up.
Asset managers
Add yield to tokenized holdings inside a portfolio, or borrow against them for liquidity, with limits that match the risk policy you already report against.
Family offices
Keep long-term exposure to stocks and gold while the same holdings earn. Segregated vaults keep one family's capital and parameters apart from everyone else's.
Dedicated vaults. Your liquidity, your rules.
Your mandate, encoded
Dedicated vaults with an allow-list of depositors and assets, so the contract enforces what your policy says, not a promise in a PDF.
Risk you set
Choose collateral, loan-to-value limits, strategy caps and buffer size per vault. Tighter than our defaults is always allowed.
Non-custodial by design
ERC-4626 vaults hold the assets. No off-chain custodian, no omnibus wallet, and every movement is an on-chain event.
Reporting from the chain
Balances, accruals and allocator moves come from contract events, exportable for your own books and auditors.
How an engagement runs.
- Step 1
Scope
Agree the assets, the limits and who may deposit. We map them to vault parameters.
- Step 2
Configure
A dedicated vault is set up with your guardrails and tested on a public test deployment first.
- Step 3
Fund
You deposit from your own wallet or custody setup. Nothing moves through us.
- Step 4
Monitor
Health, allocations and accruals are visible live, with alerts on the limits you care about.
Security, with the status shown.
We would rather show an honest "pending" than a badge we have not earned yet.
Audits
Pending
Contracts are in design. Independent audits come before any real deposit, and reports will be linked here.
Custody
Non-custodial
Assets sit in the vault contract. Arter never holds keys to client funds.
Compliance
Built in
Vaults respect each stock token's blocklist and can restrict depositors to an allow-list.
Oracles
Chainlink
Feeds on Robinhood Chain, with staleness checks that understand 24/5 equity hours.
Latest from the desk.
- October 4, 2026Idle by default: why tokenized assets earn nothing todayGold, treasuries and stocks now live on Robinhood Chain as tokens. Almost all of them just sit in wallets. Here is why, and what changes that.5 min
- October 3, 2026How practice mode works, and what it is notEvery deposit, loan and deployment you open on Arter today is a simulation over real prices. This note explains the maths and the limits.4 min
- October 1, 2026Reading the live lending markets on Robinhood ChainUSDG lenders on Robinhood Chain already earn a few percent from borrowers who post stocks and stable assets. What those numbers say about Arter's targets.6 min
Deploy with a plan.
Tell us the assets and the limits. We will show you the vault that enforces them, in practice mode first.