How it works
No. 01Bake
Pick a stock and an amount. One transaction swaps your SOL into the stock through Jupiter and drops it into a brand new one-time wallet, along with a little SOL for gas. If any part fails, none of it happens.
No. 02Send
You get a link. The wallet's key sits after the # in that link, which browsers keep to themselves. Our server never sees it.
No. 03Crack
They open the link, crack the cookie and paste an address or connect a wallet. The one-time wallet pays its own fee, moves the stock, hands over its leftover SOL and is empty for good.
No. 04Take it back
Your cookie keys all come from one wallet signature. Open your jar on any device, and any cookie that has not been cracked can come back to you.
The fine print
What is a stock token?
An xStock, a Solana token issued by Backed that tracks a share price. It is not a share. It carries no votes or shareholder rights.
Who can use it?
xStocks are not offered to US persons or in some other places. Check your local rules before you bake or crack.
What can go wrong?
Prices move, so a cookie can be worth less when it is cracked than when it was baked. Anyone who opens an unsealed link first keeps the stock. The issuer can freeze or take back tokens under its own terms.
What does it cost?
1% to the bakery on top of the gift, plus a wrapper of about 0.0035 SOL. The wrapper is not ours: it pays the network and the rest lands with the person who cracks it.
What about sealed cookies?
Sealing to an X handle is the one mode where our server holds an encrypted key. We release it only into a crack whose receiving address that account posted.