A parcel service for stock tokens
Stocks,
delivered.
Pack tokenized stocks into a parcel, seal it, and send someone a link. They open it, claim the contents, and it lands in their wallet — no account, no middleman holding it on the way.
- Non-custodial escrow
- Comes back if it is never opened
- No platform fee — network gas only
How it works
Pack it, seal it, send it.
Four steps, and the only one the recipient has to do anything for is the last.
- 01
Pack
Choose from the stock tokens supported on the network and set an amount for each one. A parcel holds up to ten.
- 02
Seal
Confirm, and the contents move into the escrow contract. You set the delivery window at the same time — anywhere from an hour to a year.
- 03
Send
You get one link, with the claim key and your note tucked inside it. Message it, email it, or write the tracking code in a card.
- 04
Open
They open the link, connect a wallet and claim the contents. The tokens go straight to them, and your tracking page turns to Claimed.
What keeps it safe
Nobody can open your parcel but the person you sent it to.
Not another user, not a company with a database, not us. That is a property of how the thing is built, not a promise in a terms page — so here is the whole of it, in plain English.
A contract holds it, not a company
When you seal a parcel the tokens leave your wallet and sit in an escrow contract on-chain. There is no company account in the middle, no admin key and no path in the contract that lets us move a sealed parcel.
Exactly two things can happen to it: whoever holds the link claims it, or the delivery window runs out and it goes back to you.
The claim key never reaches a server
The key that opens a parcel lives in the part of the link after the #. Browsers never send that part to a server — not in the request, not in the referrer header, not into anyone’s logs.
/p/SP-84K2-19Q#k=vT8q…
We can see that a parcel exists. We cannot see what opens it — and the names and message you write travel in the same place, so they never touch our infrastructure either.
Unopened parcels come home
Every parcel is sealed with a delivery window. If nobody claims it in time, one transaction from the wallet that packed it brings the contents straight back.
Until that window closes you cannot pull it back, and that is deliberate. A parcel you could cancel at any moment would not really be a gift.
The one thing to be careful about
Anyone holding the link can claim the parcel — the link is the parcel. Send it the way you would hand someone cash: to the right person, through a channel you trust. If you lose it, you wait for the delivery window and take the return.
What is actually inside
A parcel holds tokenized stocks — tokens that track the price of a listed share. They are not shares. Holding one gives you no voting rights, no dividend entitlement and no direct legal ownership of the underlying company stock. The full explanation is in the FAQ.
Wrapping
Six ways to wrap it.
A theme changes the box, the tape and the page it opens on — never the contents. Pick one when you pack; the recipient sees it the moment the link loads.
Tracking
You can see where it is the whole way.
Every parcel gets a tracking code the moment it is sealed. Packed, funded, sent, opened, claimed — the same page for the person who sent it and the person holding the link, and the steps that have not happened yet stay on the page instead of hiding.
Opened and claimed are not the same event. Someone can look at a parcel for a week before they get round to claiming it, and the tracker says so rather than guessing.
Track a parcelTracking code
SP-84K2-19Q
- Packed—
- Funded—
- Sent—
- Opened—
- Awaiting claim—
An illustration of the tracking page. Not a real parcel.
Send your first parcel.
Pack a few stocks, choose the wrapping, and put it in someone’s hands with a link.