Smarter Finance. Clearer Decisions. Your ETH, tokens, stock tokens and liquidity positions on Robinhood Chain, valued from live pools, with the risk each one carries.
DeFi positions sit in many pools and many tokens, and their risk changes block by block. Finra Finance puts one wallet on one screen and shows information you can check: where each number came from and at which block. It promises no return and never calls a portfolio safe.
Each tool answers one problem: scattered assets, hidden concentration, liquidity that moves, venues that are hard to compare, changes noticed too late.
problem · DeFi assets sit in many places.
One wallet on one screen: ETH, its token balances now (official stock tokens recognised by their beacon, not their ticker), and its Uniswap-style liquidity positions with the tokens inside them and the fees not yet collected.
Open the portfolio →problem · Portfolio risk is hard to judge.
How concentrated the wallet is: largest asset, asset families, venue share of the LP value, and how far each position sits from the edge of its range.
Analyse the risk →problem · Liquidity changes go unnoticed.
What selling 10%, 25%, 50% or all of each holding in one swap would return right now, simulated against the pools' own code, plus each pool's depth within 2% of the price.
Simulate the exits →problem · DeFi options are hard to compare.
The trading venues on Robinhood Chain side by side: live volume, fees paid per dollar traded, depth, fee tiers and hooks, next to what their owners can change, each fact with its source.
Compare the venues →problem · Market changes are noticed too late.
Limits you set on the five metrics, checked against the live reading while the page is open; the same limits can live on chain in the notary so anyone can see what you held yourself to.
Set your limits →Balances, positions and prices read at a confirmed block, through Multicall and the pools' own storage. A read that fails makes the reading incomplete, never quietly smaller.
FinraExitProbe runs real swaps inside one eth_call and reverts them. Fork tests check its answer against a real swap of the same size.
FinraLedgerNotary keeps a wallet's own limits and a chain of snapshot roots, and records which limits each snapshot broke. It holds no funds and has no owner.
FinraLedgerNotary went live on Robinhood Chain on 14 Nov 2026. It is a new contract with no independent security review: it holds no funds and has no owner, and what you write there is public. Start small.
Any public Robinhood Chain address. Reading asks for no signature and stores nothing about it.
Head minus 20 blocks, so every figure belongs to one confirmed state of the chain.
Values, shares and exits from rules printed on the method page, each with its source.
Keep limits and snapshot roots on chain so your own history can be checked later.
Reading the last ~20 minutes of swaps on Robinhood Chain…