Private
Your default. Only you can see the position, its size, entry, P&L and the exposure it adds to your portfolio.
A private
brokerage account,
onchain.
Trade and hold AAPL, NVDA, TSLA, AMZN and other tokenized stocks without turning your portfolio into public data.
Open the terminal- Robinhood Chain
- 126 tokenized equities
- Private
Blockchains made
markets transparent.
They accidentally made
portfolios transparent too.
Your positions. Your entry prices. Your portfolio size. Your P&L. Anyone who knows your address can potentially see all of it. That is a strange default for something as personal as investing.
The market stays
public. You don’t.
- Position sizeReadableSealed
- Entry priceReadableSealed
- Unrealised P&LReadableSealed
- Portfolio exposureReadableSealed
- Trade historyReadableSealed
Prices belong to the market. Positions belong to the account holder. Optra keeps the two apart.
You decide who
can see a position.
Share
Share a verifiable position privately with one person or counterparty. Prove what you own without revealing the rest.
Public
Publish the position onchain when you want it seen and verified. Public conviction, public track record — because you chose it.
Private by default.
Public by choice.
Financial privacy is not about hiding wrongdoing. It is about control over your own financial information — the ability to prove something without revealing everything, and to share with one person without sharing with everyone.
Read the documentation