Afterbell
Tokenized US stocks, with the facts in front.
Know what a token gives you, how deep the liquidity is, and what a swap will cost, before your wallet asks you to sign. Afterbell never holds your funds. It works with Solana and Ethereum wallets.
Know what you hold
A plain label for each token: a claim on the issuer, a note, or a share vehicle. With sources and the date we checked them.
See the depth
Live quotes at $100, $1,000, and $10,000 show how far a trade moves the price, before you try it.
See the full cost
Network fee, our fee, route, and the least you will receive, all listed before your wallet asks for a signature.
Right now: TSLAx
What you hold
Economic exposure only. No shareholder rights.
Each xStock is a bearer debt instrument classified as a tracker certificate. It tracks the price of a stock or fund but is not direct ownership of it. Holders get no shareholder voting rights. The issuer says each token is collateralised 1:1 by the underlying asset, held with regulated custodians in segregated accounts under a three-party control agreement with an independent security agent. Dividends are not paid out in cash: the custodian reinvests them, which raises the token's balance multiplier. Splits also change the multiplier.
- Exit path
- Issuance and redemption with the issuer needs onboarding (identity and anti-money-laundering checks) and a whitelisted wallet. Most holders exit by selling on the market instead.
- Issuer
- Backed Assets (JE) Limited (Jersey)
Source: xStocks: Product Legal Overview, xStocks: Issuance and Redemption, xStocks: Dividends and Stock Splits. Last checked . This is an editorial summary, not legal advice. How labels are made.