Put your stock on the record.
Any company holding physical inventory can list it — apparel, components, pharmaceuticals, spirits. Publish what you hold, keep the claims backed, and let software find you.
How it works
Four steps.
Connect a payout wallet
A Base address that receives USDC when units sell. Settlement is direct — funds go to you, not to an escrow account.
Declare your units
For each SKU: what it is, how many physical units you hold, and the unit price. Your own SKU codes carry through unchanged.
Back the supply
Reserve physical units against on-chain claims. Backed units become purchasable; unbacked stock stays invisible to buyers.
Get discovered
Listings appear on the explorer and through the machine-readable API, where autonomous buyers can query and purchase them.
Get started
Enable your account.
Listing is open — no approval queue. Standing is shown on every listing so buyers can weigh it.
Reading your account…
What you're asserting
Listing is a claim.
Publishing a SKU asserts that real goods sit behind it. The explorer reports what you declare — it does not inspect your warehouse. When you list, you are stating:
- You physically hold every unit you declare as backed.
- You fulfil redemptions when a claim is presented.
- You keep declared stock reconciled with what you actually hold.
- Your payout wallet is one you control.
Merchants who have completed verification are labelled as such. Everyone else is shown as self-listed. Buyers and agents see the difference on every row.
Listing programmatically?
Inventory can be created and reconciled over the API, so an existing ERP or warehouse system can publish and keep stock in sync without anyone opening a browser.
Read the API