How it works
You type a sentence. Somebody else owns a share.
What actually happens
You reply to a post saying what you want to send and who to. Seconds later it is theirs, ready and waiting the next time they look. That is the whole product.
The three steps
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Sign in with X
One tap, and you are in. Nothing to fill out, nothing to verify, nothing to download. If somebody sent you shares before you had ever heard of this, they are sitting there waiting for you.
Say what you want to send
send @alice 5 NVDA. Or 5 NVDA to @alice. Or @alice 5 $NVDA. Or just gift 0.25 NVDA under someone’s post, and it goes to whoever wrote it. Say it however it comes out — it reads all of them.
They get it
Usually within seconds, and you get told when it has landed rather than when it was attempted. They do not have to claim it, accept it, or know what any of this is — the shares are simply in their account the next time they look.
Worth knowing
Easy on their side too
Whoever you send to can be completely new to this. The shares are theirs either way, whether they look today or in a month.
Any amount
A whole share, or a hundredth of one. There is no minimum, and nothing is rounded on the way — what you type is what turns up.
Say it your way
There is no format to learn. Put the amount first or last, use the symbol or the company name, keep the dollar sign or drop it.
Really theirs
Real shares in the company, held in their name from the moment you send. The same thing you would buy anywhere else.
Simply there
It is waiting the next time they look, whenever that is. Nothing to accept, and no hurry.
Steady by design
Sending is paced so everything stays deliberate — one reply sends once, and each post has a comfortable ceiling.
Fifty-nine companies
NVIDIA
Tesla
Apple
Microsoft
Amazon
Alphabet
Meta
Netflix
Coinbase
Palantir
AMD
Costco
GameStop
Intel
