Tokenized
Priced in a tokenized stock, settled on the same chain.
Robinhood Chain carries tokenized equities as ordinary ERC-20 tokens. That makes an unusual pairing possible: a fully on-chain NFT whose mint price is denominated in a tokenized stock rather than in the chain's native coin.
How the pair works
Native pair
The default. The mint price is set in the chain's native coin, and
mint() is payable. Simple, and what most collectors expect.
Stock pair
The owner names an ERC-20 and an amount. The buyer approves that token, then calls
mintWithToken(). The collection's treasury fills up in the tokenized
asset instead of the native coin.
Both paths mint exactly the same token. The picture, the traits and the rarity are untouched by how it was paid for — only the treasury changes.
Inspect a tokenized asset
Paste any ERC-20 address on this chain and this page will read it directly — name, symbol, decimals and total supply, straight from the contract.
This is a plain read of the token contract. It proves the token exists and reports what it says about itself — it is not price data and not investment advice.
What is, and is not, tokenized here
The NFT
An ERC-721. One owner at a time, indivisible, with its artwork inside the contract. It can be sold, transferred, or held; it cannot be split into shares by this contract.
The stock token
An ERC-20 issued by a third party, not by us. Whatever backing, redemption or restriction it carries is theirs to define — this collection only reads its balance and accepts it as payment when the owner configures that.
Fractionalising an NFT into tradable shares, or running a live market pair between the collection and a stock token, is a different piece of machinery and is not part of these contracts.