What Is the TSLA Stock Token? Price, Markets & How to Trade on the OneKey App
Key Takeaways
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The TSLA Stock Token provides onchain economic exposure linked to Tesla’s TSLA share price.
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It is issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited and is not a Tesla share.
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Holding it does not provide direct ownership of Tesla securities or shareholder voting rights.
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Eligible users can search for and swap TSLA through OneKey’s Swap & Bridge feature.
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Verify the network, official contract, price impact, slippage and fees before trading.
What Is the TSLA Stock Token?
The TSLA Stock Token is an ERC-20 Stock Token on Robinhood Chain linked to the economic performance of Tesla common stock. It is not a Tesla share and does not provide legal or beneficial ownership of the underlying security.
Robinhood defines Stock Tokens as tokenized debt securities issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited and states that tokens in circulation are collateralized by corresponding underlying assets held through a custody partner. Tesla’s listing information appears in its SEC annual report.
TSLA Stock Token at a Glance
Verify contract information through the official registry.
How Is the TSLA Stock Token Priced?
The token is linked to TSLA’s price performance, but the reference share price may differ from the executable onchain price because of the multiplier, liquidity, spreads, routing, fees, price impact, slippage, gas and market hours. See the Stock Token API documentation.
Where Does TSLA Trade?
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Underlying market: Tesla common stock trades on Nasdaq under TSLA.
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Onchain market: The TSLA Stock Token is deployed on Robinhood Chain.
Onchain markets may quote outside traditional market hours, although liquidity and execution conditions can vary.
How to Trade the TSLA Stock Token on the OneKey App
Before getting started, make sure that:
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The OneKey App is updated to the latest version;
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Your wallet contains a supported asset that can be swapped;
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You have a small amount of ETH on Robinhood Chain to pay gas fees;
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Accessing and trading the product is permitted in your jurisdiction.
Searching for the TSLA Stock Token in the OneKey App: Trade -> Swap & Bridge -> Select token
Step 1: Tap Trade
Open the OneKey App and tap Trade in the bottom navigation bar.
Step 2: Select Swap & Bridge
Select Swap & Bridge at the top of the trading page.
The example shows how to swap USDG for the TSLA Stock Token on Robinhood Chain through the OneKey App.
Step 3: Select Robinhood Chain
Choose the asset you want to use for payment and set the network to Robinhood Chain.
The example screenshot may use USDG, but supported assets and available swap routes can change depending on market conditions, the app version and integrated providers.
Step 4: Search for TSLA
Tap the destination-token field and search for TSLA.
Verify the following information:
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Name: Tesla • Robinhood Token
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Symbol: TSLA
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Network: Robinhood Chain
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Contract: 0x322F0929c4625eD5bAd873c95208D54E1c003b2d
Do not select a token based only on its name or symbol. Third parties may create assets with similar names and symbols. After entering the amount, review the live quote, minimum received, price impact, slippage, fees, gas and receiving wallet before signing.
TSLA Stock Token vs. Tesla Common Stock
Risks to Consider
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Market risk: The TSLA price can rise or fall rapidly.
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Liquidity risk: Onchain liquidity may be limited.
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Price tracking risk: The executed onchain price may deviate from the TSLA reference price.
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Issuer and counterparty risk: The value of the product depends on the issuer and on its collateral and custody arrangements. Whether the collateral shares are used in securities lending, and a position-level breakdown of reserves, have not been publicly disclosed.
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Smart-contract and network risk: Contract vulnerabilities, network outages or third-party failures may cause losses.
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Regulatory risk: Stock Tokens are not available in every country or region.
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Self-custody risk: Losing your recovery phrase or private key can result in permanent loss.
Robinhood states that Stock Tokens are not registered under U.S. securities laws and may not be offered to U.S. persons. Restrictions apply in jurisdictions including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Switzerland. In Europe, Article 2 of MiCA excludes crypto-assets that qualify as financial instruments, and the ESMA classification guidelines set out how that test works; the EEA covers the 27 EU member states plus Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. Review Robinhood's Stock Token eligibility and risk disclosures and the RHJ base prospectus and final terms before trading.
Conclusion
Trade → Swap & Bridge → Robinhood Chain → Search for TSLA
Verify the contract, live quote, price impact, slippage, gas and eligibility before confirming.
This article is informational only and is not investment, legal or tax advice.
FAQ's
No. It provides linked economic exposure but not direct ownership.
Stock Tokens can be held in an onchain wallet around the clock, and onchain markets may keep operating while traditional markets are closed, but liquidity, pricing, and minting and redemption conditions may vary.
The handling of any corporate action is subject to the applicable product terms and does not provide ordinary shareholder rights.
ETH is the native gas token.
Article 2 of MiCA excludes crypto-assets that qualify as financial instruments. Robinhood describes Stock Tokens as tokenized debt securities, so MiFID II, the EU Prospectus Regulation and national laws may apply instead. ESMA has published guidelines on when a crypto-asset counts as a financial instrument; both sources are linked in the Risks to Consider section above.
Availability depends on the specific Stock Token, your location and eligibility, and the venue or provider offering the trade. The EEA covers the 27 EU member states plus Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. Robinhood's Stock Token eligibility and risk disclosures and the RHJ base prospectus and final terms are linked in the Risks to Consider section above.
