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Supported issuers
Accuren launches on Robinhood Chain. The engine is issuer-agnostic, but coverage is written and verified one issuer at a time.
Every issuer of tokenized stock does the same three things differently: where the multiplier lives, how a corporate action is applied, and what they publish when it happens. Coverage means we have read that issuer's contracts and filings and can reconstruct all three.
#Coverage today
| Issuer / chain | Multiplier source | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Robinhood Chain | On-chain, per token | Launch |
| Other issuers | Varies | Planned, one at a time |
Why start here
Robinhood Chain is where tokenized US stocks sit in self-custody today. That is where the multiplier archive has to start, because the history it collects cannot be backfilled once the chain moves on.
#What we check before an issuer is listed
- Where the multiplier lives. On-chain storage, an oracle, or a published feed — and whether past values remain readable.
- How income is applied. A multiplier increase, a rebase, or an actual distribution, since the tax treatment differs.
- What a corporate action looks like. Splits and reorganisations have to be distinguishable from ordinary accrual.
- What the issuer publishes. Filing format and cadence, so the reader can flag the clauses that touch a holder.
- What redemption requires. The path back to cash is usually the largest taxable event a holder will have.
If an issuer publishes its own multiplier history
Then we reconcile against it rather than duplicating it, and the value Accuren adds on that issuer shifts to basis, currency, and risk. We will say so on this page rather than quietly claiming the archive as ours.
#Requesting an issuer
Send the issuer, the chain, and a token address to hello@accuren.xyz. What decides the order is whether the multiplier is recoverable — issuers whose history is about to become unreadable go first.