THE PRE-TRADE VERIFICATION LAYER ON BASE
From token identity to the market behind it.
Six evidence topics across five Guard checks.
Read-only. No approvals. Your keys stay yours.
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THE QUESTION BEFORE THE TRADE
You found a tokenized stock. Before you take a position, follow it from its contract to its market — and see what B20Stocks actually verifies.
Evidence topic 1 of 6: Token identity. A familiar name proves nothing. B20Stocks matches the contract address to the canonical token registry, so a copied ticker cannot pass as the real asset. Evidence source: Canonical B20 token registry.
TOPIC 01 / 06
Is this the real token?
A familiar name proves nothing. B20Stocks matches the contract address to the canonical token registry, so a copied ticker cannot pass as the real asset.
Canonical B20 token registry
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Illustrative example. Run a check for current evidence.
01 / Token identity
A familiar name proves nothing. B20Stocks matches the contract address to the canonical token registry, so a copied ticker cannot pass as the real asset.
Evidence source: Canonical B20 token registry02 / Share value
Token units and share equivalents aren't always the same. We read the current multiplier and your raw balance, then show how one becomes the other.
Evidence source: B20 balance + multiplier03 / Price health
We inspect the official Chainlink reference feed for validity and freshness. A stale or unavailable reference blocks verification, even when the displayed number looks plausible.
Evidence source: Official Chainlink reference feed04 / Transfer status
The issuer can pause token transfers. B20Stocks reads the token's transfer status before treating an active market as evidence that the asset can move.
Evidence source: B20 token contract · isPaused05 / Wallet eligibility
We check the wallet against the token's receiving policy. No wallet, missing authorization, or inconclusive data remains unresolved. It never becomes an assumed pass.
Evidence source: B20 PolicyRegistry · isAuthorized06 / Verified market route
We inspect the registry-verified direct USDC route, its liquidity, and a read-only quote simulation. A missing verified route is disclosed; it isn't proof that no market exists elsewhere.
Evidence source: Verified DEX registry + onchain simulationTHE POINT ISN’T A GREEN LIGHT.
Every result includes the evidence, its source, and a plain-language reason. A clean result is information, never a recommendation to trade.
The evaluated evidence is confirmed. Review the report before making your own decision.
A material concern needs attention. The report explains it, including a route that could not be registry-verified.
A check failed or required data could not be confirmed. Missing information never turns into a pass.
FROM UNDERSTANDING TO ACTION
Select a tokenized stock. Add an address for wallet-specific evidence.
Explore stocksRun a Guard Check and inspect the result, its sources, and anything unresolved.
Open Guard CheckIf you choose to trade, continue on a supported external platform. Execution stays outside B20Stocks.
Always read-onlyCLEAR BOUNDARIES. BETTER DECISIONS.
An equity issued onchain on Base using the B20 token standard — not custody of the actual shares, but an onchain representation of their economics, including a multiplier that adjusts for corporate actions like splits or dividends.
Base's own token standard — an extension of ERC-20 designed to be asset-agnostic. Tokenized stocks are one use case; the same standard is built to support other real-world assets too.
No. B20Stocks reads onchain information and simulates supported market quotes without submitting a trade. It does not request token approvals or take custody.
Guard Check displays five checks: token identity, share value, price health, transfer eligibility, and the verified market route. This story explores six evidence topics because transfer status and wallet eligibility are two parts of the same transfer eligibility check.
It means B20Stocks has no registry-verified direct USDC route for that stock. It does not mean the token cannot be traded elsewhere. The result explains this distinction.
No. This is an independent experimental project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Coinbase or Base. It has not been audited and does not provide investment advice.
FIVE GUARD CHECKS. YOUR DECISION.
Independent verification for tokenized stocks on Base.