Live onRobinhood Chain
Stocks are now Tokens.RailX gives developers and agents the execution layer to build what comes next.
The biggest market in the world is moving onchain.
- NVDA
- AAPL
- TSLA
- NFLX
- MSFT
- AMZN
- GOOGL
- META
Stocks can now move through wallets and smart contracts. Building around them still means stitching together asset data, prices, liquidity, approvals, and chain simulation. RailX turns that stack into one developer interface.
Test every trade before you sign it.
RailX builds the transactions, tests the full sequence onchain, and sends a ready-to-sign plan to your wallet.
Asset resolved
Route priced
Transactions assembled
Sequence simulated
Ready to sign2 unsigned transactions
One clear contract, all the way through.
Use TypeScript, plain HTTP, or the OpenAPI specification. Every response includes the route, ordered transactions, simulation result, and the data your wallet needs to sign.
Read the docs// Buy NVDA with 500 USDG from this wallet.const plan = await rail.trades.plan({ wallet, tokenOut: "NVDA", input: { tokenIn: "USDG", amount: "500" },})if (plan.status !== "ready") { throw new Error("Plan requires review")}for (const tx of plan.signing.unsignedTransactions) { await wallet.sendTransaction(tx)}{ "status": "ready", "chainId": 4663, "simulation": { "status": "passed", "mode": "sequential" }, "signing": { "mode": "wallet_controlled", "submittedByRail": false }}The hard parts around every trade are already handled.
Test safely, control production access, trace every request, and keep signing in the user's wallet.
Separate test and live keys
Rotate or revoke one project's access without touching another.
A sandbox built for failure
Recreate a low balance, market halt, or failed simulation without using funds.
Every request is traceable
Find its status, timing, error, and request ID without logging secrets.
The wallet stays in control
RailX returns unsigned transactions. It never holds funds, keys, or signing authority.
Built for coding agents.
Give your agent one documented interface for market data, transaction building, safety checks, and simulation.
Build with RailX
What ships at launch. What comes next.
Phases 1 and 2 define the launch product. Phases 3 and 4 are estimated targets and begin after the launch is stable.
Phase 1 Launch scope
Core API
- Assets, prices, portfolios, and quotes
- Unsigned trade plans
- Whole-sequence simulation
- Sandbox, keys, usage, and logs
Phase 2 Launch scope
Agent controls
- Project rules for every trade
- Allow, warn, or block verdicts
- Durable, repeatable plans
- MCP tools for coding agents
Phase 3 Est. Q4 2026
Trade lifecycle
- Transaction monitoring
- Signed webhooks
- Dropped and replaced transaction handling
- Recovery tools and diagnostics
Phase 4 Est. Q4 2026
More markets
- More Stock Token ecosystems
- More chains when builders need them
- One model across programmable markets