Dust: the fractions of stock too small to bother trading. This is the pan that sweeps them up.
How much dead money is in your wallet?
Tokenized stock positions pile up in fractions too small to bother selling. Nineteen tickers, nineteen trades, nineteen signatures. Most people just leave them there. Paste an address and find out what yours is sitting on.
No connection needed to look.
Worth clearing
| Ticker | Shares | Value | Status |
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Non-custodial. Each position is sold on Robinhood Chain and the proceeds land in your own wallet as USDG. Nothing is held on your behalf at any point.
Why it piles up
A fraction of a share is still a whole transaction.
Robinhood Chain has 194 tokenized stocks and they trade like any other token, which means a leftover $3 of one is exactly as much work to sell as $3,000 of it. Buy a basket, take profit unevenly, catch an airdrop, provide a little liquidity, and within a couple of months the wallet is carrying a long tail of positions nobody is going to trade out of by hand.
One pass, not nineteen
Select what you want gone and clear it in a single pass instead of opening nineteen separate trades.
Honest about the floor
Below a certain size the network fee is larger than the position. Those are shown to you and excluded, not swept for the sake of a bigger number.
Priced the way the token actually works
Ten of these tokens carry a corporate-action multiplier — one of them is 4×. Read the raw balance and you misprice the position. We apply it.
What it costs
Ten percent of what we clear, and nothing otherwise.
Scanning is free and needs no connection. The fee applies only to positions you actually choose to clear, it is shown in full before you sign, and it never applies to the ones we told you to leave alone. The network fee is the chain's, not ours.