Send ISend one

Send a stock as a link. Whoever opens it owns it.

No account, no email, no name on it. The person you send it to needs a phone and nothing else.

We take no fee. Opening one costs the receiver nothing.
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Unopened
▾then it returns to you
The link is made in your browser the moment your transaction confirms. The part after the # never leaves this device. Treat the link like cash: whoever holds it holds the money.
Send It$0We take no fee today. The sender pays about 0.0000050 SOL in network fees, and the rent on the two accounts comes back when the link is opened or returns.
Western Union6 to 8%What a $200 transfer costs there today.
Card remittance app2 to 4%What the apps charge on the same $200.
How it works

Four moves. You install nothing.

1You already hold the stockOr you buy it with SOL in the same screen, routed through Jupiter. Nothing is custodied: it goes straight from your wallet into the link.
2We buy the stock on chainFrom venues that already exist. We never put up money of our own, so there is no pool and no waiting.
3The link is made in your browserThe key is the part after the #. It is never sent to a server. Not a policy, how browsers work.
4They open itThey paste an address and the stock lands there. They need no SOL and no wallet app: a relayer pays the fees. Unopened by the date you chose, it comes back to you.
Questions

The ones people ask.

What if I send it to the wrong person?

Then it is theirs. Whoever holds the link holds the money: no recall, no support desk, no register to correct. Send it in a private message, to one person.

What if they never open it?

After the window you set, the stock returns to the address you named when you made the link. Anyone can trigger that return once the window passes, so it does not depend on us being here.

Is it a real share?

No. It is an xStock on Solana that tracks the share price, issued by Backed. Not legal ownership of equity, and not offered to US persons.

Can anyone see it was me?

The chain sees a transfer between two addresses with no history together, among 195 tokens and more than a million holders. Nothing links the two ends. We never hold the key, so there is nothing for us to hand over. You can also send one to yourself: every link is its own fresh wallet, so a position never sits in one readable address.

Can the issuer freeze it?

Yes, and it is worth being exact. We read these mints on chain on 29 September 2026: they carry a permanent delegate, a freeze authority and a pause switch, all held by Backed. That means Backed can move these tokens out of any account, including the escrow, freeze an account, or stop every transfer. Nothing we build prevents it. Whoever opens the link owns it against us and against everyone else, not against the issuer. It is why every link has its own fresh key instead of one shared vault, and why nothing should sit in a link longer than it has to.

What do they need to open it?

A phone with a browser and a Solana address to send it to. No app, no sign-up, no SOL. Sending one is different: that needs a wallet, and on a phone it has to be the wallet's own browser.