Records order intent
Users transfer margin or tokens and emit OrderCreated through StockTrading.
Protocol / 01
Verify the system, not the slogan.
DeShare connects self-custodied wallets to an event-based stock-order contract and an off-chain execution operation. This site documents what is on-chain, what is assessed, and what still requires trust.
On-chain verifiedArbitrum OneProxy and implementation relationship re-read from public RPC.
Third-party assessed0 critical / 0 highAegixe found one Medium and one Low issue; both remain open.
Operator disclosedAsset backingCustody differs by product and is not proven by contract state alone.
UnavailablezkPass proof viewThe supplied verification root is online but its human-readable proof view is in progress.
What the deployed system does
Delegates execution
An off-chain operator observes events, routes brokerage activity, and invokes privileged completion operations.
Represents exposure
Owner-controlled mint and burn operations reconcile stock-token balances after off-chain execution.
Trust boundary. Orders have no on-chain lifecycle state. Fill, cancel, mint, burn, receiver configuration, and upgrades depend on the privileged owner and operational controls.
Start with evidence
Inspect deployments
Chain IDs, proxy addresses, implementation slots, owners, settlement tokens, and current fee parameters.
Read the assessment
Download the original Aegixe report, verify its hash, and review both open findings.
Use the ABI
Current eight-argument order signatures, events, enums, precision, and downloadable JSON.
Check reserve status
Separate operator custody disclosures from zkPass verification availability.