The stack behind a Monvera trade

Six pieces carry a Monvera trade, and each one does a single job for you. Robinhood Chain settles it, the trading venues price and route it, Privy holds the keys, Pimlico pays the gas so you never hold a gas token, Virtuals runs Vera and carries her identity, and Chainlink supplies reference prices. Nothing here is Monvera holding your money, because at no point does Monvera hold your money.

Piece	What it does for you
Robinhood Chain (4663)	Settles every trade and stores your holdings and Vera’s record
The trading venues	Give a real, executable price and route the order
Privy	Holds the keys to an account only you can spend from
Pimlico	Sponsors the gas, so investing costs you no network fee
Virtuals	Runs Vera’s reasoning and carries her canonical identity
Chainlink	Supplies the on-chain reference price where a feed exists

Robinhood Chain: where it settles

Robinhood Chain, chain id 4663, is an Ethereum L2, and it is where your trades actually settle. Your tokenized stocks sit there, in your wallet, at an address you can open on the Blockscout explorer. Vera’s signed assessments land there too, in the same transactions as the buys.

Everything is denominated in USDG, the dollar-value currency the chain settles in. Dollars in, dollars out, no second conversion in the middle. Every chain value and contract address is listed on network and addresses.

The venues: what your order actually fills against

Liquidity for tokenized stocks is spread thin across several venues, so every order is quoted at all of them at once — LI.FI, Uniswap V4 and KyberSwap — and filled wherever you get the most back. If a fill fails on one venue, the leg re-quotes the others rather than dropping out of your plan.

Legs are quoted and settled one at a time, immediately before each fill, because a quote taken for the whole plan up front goes stale by the time the last leg runs.

Note

Every fill settles atomically in a single sponsored transaction: the moment it confirms, the position is yours and immediately sellable.

No venue enforces a minimum order, but each leg is its own sponsored transaction, which is why a small amount buys fewer names rather than more, smaller ones.

Privy: who holds the keys

Privy gives you a wallet from an email or social sign-in, with no seed phrase to write down and lose. The keys are yours. Monvera cannot move your funds without your approval, and there is no Monvera account balance sitting behind the scenes, because there is no custody.

Losing your phone loses nothing: sign in the same way on a new device and it is the same wallet, holding the same stocks.

Pimlico: why gas is free to you

Every action goes out as an ERC-4337 user operation, and Pimlico sponsors it. That is the whole reason you never hold a gas token, never top up a balance to make a trade work, and never see a network fee. The buys and Vera’s record ride in one sponsored operation together.

If the bundler is throttled, the client backs off and retries, and router-settled legs bypass the bundler entirely, so a busy moment slows a trade rather than losing it.

Virtuals: where Vera thinks

Virtuals provides the inference behind Vera’s reasoning and carries her canonical ERC-8004 agent identity, registered on Base as 8453:58228. On Robinhood Chain she is agent #1 in Monvera’s own identity registry, which is the id recorded with every plan she signs. Both are documented on Verify Vera.

Her reasoning runs on inference; her accountability does not. The signed assessment on chain 4663 is what makes her track record checkable, whatever model is answering.

Chainlink: the reference price

Chainlink feeds supply the on-chain reference price for the assets that have one: 8 decimals, already adjusted for splits and other corporate actions. Assets without a feed fall back to a live venue quote or the last real market close, and anything nothing can price is shown as unpriced. The full order of precedence is on where prices come from.

What you actually touch

None of this is something you operate. You say what you want, and the pieces arrange themselves behind one confirmation.

You

Put $150 into the semiconductor basket

Vera

Four names, about $37 each. Gas is covered, it settles in USDG on Robinhood Chain, and I will record the risk assessment in the same transaction as the buys.

The one place the stack becomes visible is the venue name on your receipt, showing which one won your trade.