Your stocks are sitting still. Put them to work.
Stake the tokenized shares you already hold, keep every bit of your exposure, and earn a yield on top of the position. The APY rewarded comes from our lending strategy offer plus token fee rewards — nowhere else.
Everything you own, and what it earns.
Connect a wallet and StockYard reads the tokenized stock you already hold. Pick a position, pick an amount, deposit it into the pool. No terminal, no order book, no watching a chart all day.
Your positions
—Connect a wallet to see the tokenized stock you hold.
Stake
Pool openThe APY rewarded is based off the offer from our lending strategy plus token fee rewards. Your exposure to the underlying stock does not change. Both components float with demand and are never guaranteed.
Every pool names its payer.
Each pool says where the yield comes from, how full it is, and how fast you can get out. Pick the one you understand.
No pool matches that search.
Three moving parts.
Bring what you already hold
Your wallet stays yours. StockYard reads your tokenized stock, shows what is eligible, and never takes custody of the position.
Deposit into a named pool
Choose the asset, the amount, and the pool. One signature. The strategy, the payer, and the risks are on the pool page before you sign.
Keep the upside, add the yield
You still hold the share and every dollar it appreciates. Rewards accrue on top, visible on one screen, withdrawable on your terms.
Two payers. Both named.
The APY rewarded on a staked position is the offer from our lending strategy plus the token fee rewards that position earns. Nothing else feeds it, and a pool that cannot name its payer is a pool you should stay out of — ours included.
The lending strategy offer
Your staked shares are supplied to borrowers who want short exposure or leverage in that stock. They pay a rate to borrow, and that rate is the offer our lending strategy quotes back to you. It moves with how badly the market wants to borrow the asset.
What can go wrongBorrower default and liquidation shortfalls in fast markets. When nobody wants to borrow the stock, the offer falls toward zero.
Token fee rewards
Every trade of the tokenized stock pays a fee. The share of those fees owed to staked positions is claimed by the pool and paid out to the holders staking it, cycle after cycle, on top of the lending offer.
What can go wrongFee rewards track trading volume. A quiet month in the asset means a smaller reward, and this component can approach zero without warning.
If it is going onchain, it should not just sit there.
Stocks became programmable the moment they became tokens. StockYard is what you do with that.