Lending and pools in practice mode

DeFi

DeFi for tokenized stocks and digital dollars

Gleo brings DeFi for tokenized stocks to Robinhood Chain: lend USDG, borrow against verified share tokens and provide liquidity in markets whose rules sit in open contracts. Nobody holds your funds for you, and every position can be rehearsed for free before the contracts go live.

How it works

Markets anyone can audit, assets that keep their rules

Each Gleo market states its collateral, loan-to-value, price source and liquidation penalty in code on the explorer. Tokenized assets keep their issuer controls inside DeFi too: a frozen holder cannot post that asset as collateral.

Live readings

The chain under every position

DeFi is only as dependable as its network. These readings come straight from Robinhood Chain.
LiveRead from Robinhood Chain —Open the live network panel
Average block time
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Over the last 120 blocks
Cost of a USDG transfer
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Gas estimate × gas price × ETH price
Latest block
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Robinhood Chain mainnet, chain id 4663
USDG in circulation
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totalSupply() of the USDG contract

Gleo Contracts

Plain rules, written in Solidity

Gleo markets are Solidity contracts for Robinhood Chain. A market can refuse assets whose issuer is able to claw back without notice, and every parameter is readable before you commit a single token.

How Gleo smart contracts are built

Roadmap

Three DeFi markets, in the order they ship

  • Exchange

    $GLEO via Pons

    Swap Gleo tokens and tokenized assets. $GLEO itself swaps through Pons from launch.

  • Pools

    Practice

    Constant-product pools where liquidity providers earn the trading fee.

  • Lending

    Practice

    Supply USDG to earn interest, or borrow USDG against tokenized shares.

Ecosystem

Pieces already live on Robinhood Chain

Gleo is not starting from an empty chain. These are in production today and run by others.
  • Markets

    Uniswap pools already trade stock tokens and WETH against USDG on Robinhood Chain, and the Pons launchpad lists new tokens.
  • Wallets

    MetaMask, Rabby, OKX Wallet, Coinbase Wallet, Trust Wallet and other EVM wallets that can add a network.
  • Bridges

    Robinhood Chain is an EVM network; assets arrive through its official bridge and third-party routes.
  • Price feeds

    Chainlink publishes feeds for ETH and major stocks on the chain.
  • Tokenized assets

    Verified stock tokens and USDG, listed with live supply in the Gleo asset explorer.
  • RPC access

    A public endpoint, a second public fallback, and private providers for production apps.
Browse the full Robinhood Chain ecosystem list

Field scenario

A retailer borrows against tokenized shares for its busy season

Six weeks of USDG credit backed by index share tokens instead of selling them, with the liquidation risk spelled out. An illustrative plan you can rehearse on the Lend page.

FAQ

Questions about DeFi on Gleo

Can I lend or borrow on Gleo today?

Not on mainnet. The Gleo lending market and pools are designed but not deployed or audited. The Lend and Pools pages let you rehearse positions with signed practice receipts; no transaction is sent.

Which assets will Gleo DeFi markets accept?

The plan starts with USDG, WETH and stock tokens verified on Robinhood Chain. Each market will state its collateral, loan-to-value, price source and liquidation penalty in code anyone can read.

What happens to tokenized stocks outside market hours?

Tokens trade on-chain around the clock while the underlying exchange closes, so prices can gap at the open. Conservative loan-to-value limits and stale-price checks are part of the market design for that reason.

Can I swap $GLEO already?

Swaps route through the Pons launchpad and switch on automatically once the token contract is published on this site.

Stay close

Rehearse a position before the markets open

Practice mode records each action as a signed receipt in your browser: a real wallet, no transaction and no risk. Launch news lands on X first.