What Is the AMZN Stock Token? Price, Markets & How to Trade on the OneKey App

What Is the AMZN Stock Token?

The AMZN Stock Token is an ERC-20 Stock Token on Robinhood Chain linked to the economic performance of Amazon common stock. It is not an Amazon 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. Amazon’s listing information appears in its SEC annual report.

AMZN Stock Token at a Glance

Verify contract information through the official registry.

AMZN Company Background and Token-Specific Details

Amazon reports three segments — North America, International and Amazon Web Services — so retail volume and cloud infrastructure demand sit inside the same ticker.

In its most recent annual report on Form 10-K, covering the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025, Amazon.com, Inc. reported revenue of US$716.92 billion. That figure describes the company behind the reference security — it says nothing about the liquidity or the spread you will actually get on the AMZN Stock Token.

On the token side, the AMZN Stock Token carries ISIN US0231351067 and uses 18 decimals, so onchain balances can be split far more finely than a whole share. As of 2026-09-16 the multiplier for this token reads 1.0, meaning one token still corresponds to one reference share. It does not stay there by default: Robinhood updates the multiplier when a corporate action such as a reinvested dividend or a stock split is applied, and emits a UIMultiplierUpdated event onchain when it does.

Company figures above come from the SEC filing cited earlier; token parameters come from Robinhood's Stock Token API and the multiplier rules in its developer documentation. Both change over time — re-check them before trading rather than relying on this snapshot.

How Is the AMZN Stock Token Priced?

The token is linked to AMZN’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 AMZN Trade?

• Underlying market: Amazon common stock trades on Nasdaq under AMZN.

• Onchain market: The AMZN Stock Token is deployed on Robinhood Chain.

Onchain markets may quote outside traditional hours, while liquidity and execution conditions can vary.

How to Trade the AMZN Stock Token on the OneKey App

Before getting started, make sure that:

• The OneKey App is updated to the latest version;

• Your wallet contains a supported asset that can be swapped;

• You have a small amount of ETH on Robinhood Chain to pay gas fees;

• Accessing and trading the product is permitted in your jurisdiction.

Searching for the AMZN 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.

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 AMZN

Tap the destination-token field and search for AMZN.

Verify the following information:

• Name: Amazon • Robinhood Token

• Symbol: AMZN

• Network: Robinhood Chain

• Contract: 0x12f190a9F9d7D37a250758b26824B97CE941bF54

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.

AMZN Stock Token vs. Amazon Common Stock

Risks to Consider

Market risk: AMZN's market price may rise or fall rapidly.

Liquidity risk: Onchain liquidity may be limited, particularly outside active market hours.

Price-tracking risk: The AMZN Stock Token's execution price may differ from the underlying security's reference price.

Issuer and counterparty risk: The product's value depends on the issuer and 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.

Smart-contract and network risk: Contract vulnerabilities, network interruptions or third-party service failures may result in losses.

Regulatory risk: Stock Tokens are not available in every country or jurisdiction.

Self-custody risk: Losing a recovery phrase or private key may result in permanent loss of access to assets.

Robinhood states that Stock Tokens are not registered under U.S. securities laws and may not be offered to U.S. persons. Restrictions also apply in jurisdictions including Canada, the United Kingdom and Switzerland. Additional restrictions may apply elsewhere. Review the Robinhood Stock Token eligibility requirements and risk disclosures before trading.

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. Before trading, also review Robinhood's Stock Token eligibility and risk disclosures and the applicable RHJ base prospectus and final terms.

Conclusion

Trade → Swap & Bridge → Robinhood Chain → Search for AMZN

Verify the contract, live quote, price impact, slippage, gas and eligibility before confirming.

This article is provided for informational and product-education purposes only. It does not constitute investment, legal or tax advice. Stock Tokens involve significant risk, including the possible loss of some or all invested funds.