SODAX Partners with Soroswap to Bring First Robinhood Stocks to Stellar Traders
Soroswap, the swap aggregator for Stellar, now has tokenized stocks issued by Robinhood in its app, with execution through the SODAX API. Stellar users can buy them without leaving Stellar.
SODAX Team
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Soroswap, the swap aggregator for Stellar built by PaltaLabs, has added tokenized stocks issued by Robinhood to its app at app.soroswap.finance.
Stellar users pick a stock in the same swap screen they use for XLM and USDC, review the quote and sign in their own wallet. They never leave Stellar.
The Soroswap app quotes these trades through the SODAX API. Independent solvers fill them, and SODAX coordinates routing and settlement across 21 networks.
Soroswap already finds Stellar traders a route across every major venue on the network: Soroswap AMM, Aquarius, Sushi, Comet and the Stellar Classic DEX, in one call. Until now, that swap screen held crypto. It did not hold a share of Tesla.
Now it does. Soroswap has added the full set of 46 Robinhood tokenized stocks available through SODAX to its app, with trading liquidity attached. A Soroswap user picks a stock, reviews the quote and signs in the wallet they already use, and the stock lands in their Stellar account. The first DEX on Stellar to bring Robinhood stocks to its users.
Additionally, Soroswap users can also swap into EURC, the euro stablecoin from Circle, which SODAX whitelisted on Stellar in October.
Who is Soroswap?
Soroswap is the swap aggregator for Stellar, built by PaltaLabs since 2023. It runs its own AMM on Soroban, Stellar's smart contract platform, and its routing engine queries Soroswap AMM, Aquarius, Sushi, Comet and the Stellar Classic DEX in real time, splitting an order across them when that gets a better rate.
Much of Soroswap's work sits inside other products. Wallets and apps including HOT Wallet, BIM.Finance and Decaf run their swaps on the Soroswap API, while app.soroswap.finance is where people swap directly. PaltaLabs also builds DeFindex, the vault infrastructure behind Soroswap Earn.
How Robinhood Stocks Find Their Home on Stellar
For a Stellar user, buying a tokenized stock has usually meant leaving Stellar. That means another network, another app and another wallet to fund before the first trade.
For a swap aggregator, adding stocks the usual way would mean sourcing each asset, finding liquidity for it and keeping that liquidity in place, one ticker at a time.
The Soroswap app connects to SODAX with its own SODAX API key. When a user chooses a stock in the Soroswap swap screen, the app requests a quote through the SODAX API. The user reviews it and signs in Soroswap's usual wallet flow. Independent solvers fill the trade, and SODAX coordinates routing and settlement underneath.
The tokenized stocks are issued by Robinhood, SODAX handles execution, and the experience lands on Soroswap with controls for appropriate geoblocking.
Broader RWA Access
For Soroswap users, the swap screen they use for XLM and USDC now carries tokenized stocks too, settled to the Stellar account they already have.
For other Stellar teams, Soroswap is a worked example. The app keeps its own interface, users and wallet flow, and SODAX handles execution across blockchain networks underneath.
Try it at app.soroswap.finance, or read how the team built it in the Soroswap case study. You can also see every asset SODAX handles in the asset directory and generate your API key today.