Kiltr is a decentralized exchange built on Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum layer-2 where tokenized stocks and ETFs trade next to crypto. One protocol covers the full on-chain trading stack: spot swaps and liquidity pools, perpetual futures, Sessions, Options, Baskets and Fusions, staking, and the Season 1 rewards program.
Swap and pools. Trade tokenized equities, stablecoins and crypto through weighted and stable pools. Anyone can create a pool with up to eight tokens, choose the swap fee and earn a creator share of fees; liquidity providers earn the rest.
Perps. Perpetual futures on crypto and tokenized stocks with a pooled liquidity vault, transparent funding and on-chain settlement.
Sessions. Split one tokenized share into an overnight leg and a session leg for a quarter. Official open and close prints move the ledgers; a pair can be redeemed for the share at any time.
Options. Fully collateralized European puts and capped calls on tokenized stocks and crypto. Every writer escrows the maximum payout, so there is no margin and no liquidation. A keeper-run LP vault quotes from a live volatility source and says which source it used.
Baskets and Fusions. Baskets buy a weighted set of tokens in one transaction and track NAV; Fusions fuse tokens into one auto-compounding asset that grows with swap fees.
Staking and Season 1. Stake KILTR to share protocol fees. Season 1 rewards swaps, liquidity, Sessions and Options activity, and referrals; eligibility and payouts are computed from chain events only.
Kiltr publishes its contracts, address book, fee split and keeper status in the open and never shows a number it cannot read from the chain. The documentation explains each product, its risks and how to integrate.