How Loxley works.

Loxley is a non-custodial perpetual trading app on Robinhood Chain. It covers crypto perps and tokenized US stocks side by side, and exposes the real order control most mainstream apps hold back — limit orders, native take-profit and stop-loss, and cross-margin. Trading is 0% fees, taker and maker.

1. Connect your wallet. One signature derives a trading key directly in your browser. It is never sent to or stored on a server.
2. Deposit USDG. Your collateral goes straight into an audited on-chain contract — you keep custody the whole time.
3. Trade. Go long or short with the leverage, order type, and TP/SL you set. Every order is signed in your browser and submitted directly on-chain.

Your funds always stay in the on-chain contract. Loxley never holds your funds or your keys.

Fifteen markets, one account:

Crypto trades around the clock. Tokenized stocks are oracle-fed and trade during US market hours; off-hours the oracle is frozen, with gap risk at the next open.

Set your exit before you enter. Attach a take-profit and a stop-loss to an order and they trigger automatically on-chain — reduce-only, no keeper, no need to watch the screen. You can also add TP/SL to an open position at any time.

• Your trading key is derived in your browser from a wallet signature and kept only for your session (localStorage), with a 12-hour auto-expiry and a manual Lock action that clears it instantly.
• The trading key can only trade and withdraw to your own address — it can never move funds anywhere else, and your wallet's private key is never read or stored.
• Your funds live in an audited on-chain contract the entire time. Loxley never takes custody.

0% taker, 0% maker on every market. Settlement happens on Robinhood Chain.

$LOXLEY is the project token. Coming soon — launch details will be announced on X. We won't publish a contract address until it's live; ignore anything that claims otherwise before then.

Perpetual futures are high-risk and can result in the total loss of your margin. Trade only what you can afford to lose.

Perpetuals are not available to residents of the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Switzerland, the UAE, and Singapore.