Fund it with USDC you already hold
Pay with USDC on NEAR or Solana. Holding NEAR or SOL? Swap it into USDC in the app first.
Pick tokenized U.S. stocks, set the weights, and fund the whole basket in one go. Then watch one number instead of ten.
Tap a ticker to add or drop it
You buy a handful of names. Then you spend the week adding up which ones are carrying the others.
Baskt rolls every holding into a single position. Winners offset losers and you see the net result, with no spreadsheet.
Sample positions, for illustration.
This is a simulation with sample numbers. The flow is the real one.
Pay with USDC on NEAR or Solana. Holding NEAR or SOL? Swap it into USDC in the app first.
Each swap settles straight to you. Baskt keeps the record of what belongs in the basket and never takes custody.
Every stock rolls into a combined P&L, with a line showing what each one added or took away.
Buying four stocks means four swaps. If one doesn't finish, you'll know which, and you can retry it.
Figures come from Ondo Finance and NEAR announcements, September 2026. Baskt doesn't control them and they can change.
The cross-chain layer. You say what you want and solvers compete to deliver it. Baskt uses its 1Click API to fund and settle every swap.
The issuer of the tokenized stocks and ETFs. Each token tracks the price of the real thing. It isn't a share.
Access follows Ondo's rules for tokenized stocks. The tokens aren't available to U.S. persons or in Canada, and other regions may be restricted. We check your region before you can build a basket.
No. Each token gives you economic exposure to a stock or ETF. Ondo issues it, and it isn't a share of the company.
USDC on NEAR or on Solana. Holding NEAR or SOL instead? Swap it into USDC on the Bridge page first. Every swap is routed through NEAR Intents, so there is no bridging by hand.
Stock tokens trade while U.S. markets are open. Outside those hours, and on weekends, quotes are usually unavailable and Baskt shows that trading is paused. Your basket is ready to buy when markets reopen.
Each swap gets its own deposit address through NEAR Intents' 1Click flow. When it settles, the token arrives in your account. If it can't finish, the funds return to your refund address. Baskt never holds them.
Each stock is its own swap, so one can fail while the rest go through. Baskt shows which finished and which didn't, and you can retry the missing one or keep the partial basket.
No. Baskt is a tool for building and tracking baskets. Prices move, and you can lose some or all of what you put in.