an nft with a stock inside.
three things in one. tap it to open it up.
- 1the art
a pixel pawn drawn from the nft's own address. no two are alike.
- 2the wallet
every nf1 has a wallet of its own. only whoever holds the nft can make it move.
- 3the stock
a tokenized stock, bought the moment you mint and kept in that wallet.
- standard
- Metaplex Core asset
- its wallet
- the asset signer, derived from the nft
- the stock
- a tokenized stock, 137 to pick from
- the art
- 16 × 16 pixels, 120,960 looks
it's one asset on Solana. the wallet's address is derived from the nft's own, so the two can never be split, sold or lost apart.
mint an nf1.
pick a stock, pick an amount, sign once.
- your browser makes the nft's key. the art you see is the art you get.
- nf1 checks it on mainnet before your wallet ever opens.
- you sign once. the nft is made and the stock is bought straight into it.
- it shows up in your wallet like any nft, named nf1 #number.
- the stock sits in the nft's own wallet. paste its address in the swap section below to see it.
- to get the stock out, crack it open. to pass it on, sell or send the nft.
it feels the market.
its face follows its stock's day. drag the day and watch.
sell the nft, the stock goes too.
it's a Metaplex Core asset. one transfer moves both.
- one transfer. the buyer gets the nft and everything in its wallet.
- any marketplace. it lists wherever Metaplex Core assets do.
- nothing to claim. the stock stays inside until someone cracks it open.
nf1 reads it straight from Solana: what's inside, what it's worth now, and who holds it.
crack it open.
burn the nft and the stock lands in your wallet. try it.
- connect the wallet that holds the nf1.
- pick it. each one shows what's inside and what it's worth.
- sign once. its wallet sends you the stock, then the nft burns. no fee from nf1.
you get back: every token in its wallet, plus the rent its token account was holding. the stock lands in your own token account, made for you in the same transaction if you don't have one.
cracking is for good: the nft burns and its art goes with it. the stock is yours to hold, sell or send.
the shelf.
every tokenized stock with real liquidity on Solana, live: xStocks, Backpack and Ondo stocks, plus pre-ipo tokens. only stocks with real liquidity make the shelf, so your SOL turns into the stock at a fair price. tap a row to mint with it.
| stock | price | 24h | liquidity | holders |
|---|
prices from Jupiter · issued by Backed (xStocks), Backpack, Ondo, PreStocks and Tessera
try one on.
every trait and its odds. traits are fixed by the nft's address the moment it's minted, and the ring's colour is the stock inside.
the numbers.
the same for every nf1.
- 1%
- mint fee, from the SOL you put in
- 0
- nf1 fee to crack it open
- 0.05–25
- SOL per mint
- 1%
- max slippage on the swap
- 137
- stocks on the shelf right now
- 120,960
- possible looks, before the stock's ring
what nf1 can't do.
it builds transactions. your wallet signs them.
- move the stock inside your nf1. only the nft's owner can.
- freeze, pause or take back your nft.
- change what's inside or add more.
- ask for your seed phrase. ever.
- tokenized stocks come from their issuers: Backed (xStocks), Backpack and Ondo. they track the share price; they aren't shares in your name.
- pre-ipo tokens from PreStocks and Tessera follow private companies through the issuer's own structure, and their issuers take a fee on every transfer (up to 1%).
- prices move. the stock inside can fall. an nf1 is worth what's inside it, plus what someone pays for the art.
- the issuer keeps a freeze authority on its tokens, and they aren't offered everywhere. check the issuer's terms.