Penny Stocks
From Every Country
BROKER / Peer to Peer Listing
Trade penny stocks from London, Mumbai, Jakarta, Sao Paulo and 29 more. Long or short with leverage, or buy a call or a put, all settled in ETH.
One book. Every country.
Every country
Live market prices
Close whenever
“The next hundred bagger is listed
somewhere you have never had an account.”
Penny Finance
Every country, one book
One book for every small cap on earth.
Sorted by country, not by time zone.
One book for every small cap
not by time zone.
on earth. Sorted by country,
Markets You Could Never Reach
Trade Without a Local Broker.
A penny name on the Warsaw exchange trades here the same way as one on Nasdaq: post margin in ETH, go long or short, settle in ETH. No local account, no custodian, no broker in that country.
Three Steps, Start to Finish.
Fund your balance, open the country you want and take a position. Every step runs from your own wallet, and every balance shows in your portfolio.
List Your Own Market's Names.
Back a penny name from your own market with your own liquidity and it joins the book under your country's flag. The book you fund is the most that name can ever pay out.
Built for Every Market
Browse. Trade. Settle.
Traders get the small caps their own broker never carried, priced in ETH and open at every hour. Listers get a book under their country's flag for the names big venues ignore. Both sides see the same price before anything happens.
Priced off the live market.
A listed name is valued from its home exchange quote, converted through its own currency, and a tokenised one from the deepest live pool. When a quote goes stale, new positions on that name pause and nothing is liquidated on an old price.
How It Works
Countries
Every market carries the country it is listed in, so the whole book narrows to one country's names with a single tap. Thirty three countries are trading today.
The Result
One rail into small caps that never shared an exchange, a currency or a trading day.
Trading
Pick a name, choose long or short and how much margin to post. The position opens at the live price, and you can close it whenever you like.
The Result
A position in seconds, in a market that was closed to you.
Listing
Put a penny name from your own country in the book and fund the liquidity behind it. You choose the country it sits under, and the book you fund is what backs it.
The Result
Your country's names, on the same rail as everyone else's.
Settlement
Every position ends one of two ways, and both settle on their own.
Close it yourself and the margin plus the result lands in your balance. Let the price run past your liquidation level and the position closes itself. Balances move in one step either way.
Under the Hood
Pick a country.
The book is sorted by the country each name is listed in. Open one and you see its penny names only, with the live price, the day's move and the leverage that book allows.
It starts with a deposit.
Send ETH from your own wallet to the Penny Finance treasury. It is credited once the transfer confirms on Robinhood Chain, ready to trade with or withdraw.
Trade it, then settle.
Go long or short with up to five times leverage, or buy a call or a put instead. Close whenever you like and the margin plus the result lands back in your balance.
Deposit
01
Choose
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Trade
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What to Watch
Trading at the top of your leverage
A small move against you and the margin is gone.
Ignoring the liquidation level
Every position has one. Read it before you open.
Letting a contract expire unwatched
An option settles at expiry at whatever the price is then, in your favour or not.
Weekend and holiday gaps
A home market that is shut moves its token less, so a price can sit still for a day.
Skipping the country page
Each country's book has its own depth and its own risk.
One size for every market
A blue chip and a micro cap should not carry the same size.
Treating it like a brokerage account
There is no local broker behind this, and no shareholder register either.
Forgetting the premium is spent
An option's premium is gone the moment you buy it, whatever happens next.
Trading a thin listing
A name that barely trades is hard to price and harder to leave.
Posting your whole balance
Margin is locked in the position until you close it.
Treating it like a brokerage account
There is no local broker behind this, and no shareholder register either.
Forgetting the premium is spent
An option's premium is gone the moment you buy it, whatever happens next.
Trading a thin listing
A name that barely trades is hard to price and harder to leave.
Posting your whole balance
Margin is locked in the position until you close it.
Skipping the country page
Each country's book has its own depth and its own risk.
One size for every market
A blue chip and a micro cap should not carry the same size.
Weekend and holiday gaps
A home market that is shut moves its token less, so a price can sit still for a day.
Letting a contract expire unwatched
An option settles at expiry at whatever the price is then, in your favour or not.
Ignoring the liquidation level
Every position has one. Read it before you open.
Trading at the top of your leverage
A small move against you and the margin is gone.
