Paste any wallet. Get its brokerage statement.
Statement Desk reads Robinhood Chain from its own node and prints what a broker would mail you every month: realized P&L, every fee you paid, best and worst trade, open positions and tokenized stocks. Yours, a dev's, a whale's. No sign-in, no connection, nothing to sign.
The full statement
Four pages, the same four a broker sends. Pick the period, pick how lots are matched, tap any line to highlight it, export the rows. The wallet you printed above is already loaded.
How a wallet becomes a statement
An explorer shows you transactions. A statement shows you the result. The difference is four steps of bookkeeping that nobody wants to do by hand at 3 a.m. after a bad trade.
Read from our own node
Statement Desk runs a Robinhood Chain node and indexes every block itself. No shared endpoint, no rate limit, no missing week in the middle of your month.
Find every trade
Swaps, launchpad buys, bridge deposits and withdrawals, tokenized stock fills and dividends. Each one is priced in dollars at the block it happened in.
Match the lots
Every sell is matched to the buys it came from, FIFO by default, LIFO or HIFO if you prefer. That is where realized P&L comes from, and why two wallets with the same balance can have very different months.
Print the pages
Summary, trades, fees, positions. One closing number that reconciles to the cent with what the wallet holds. If it does not reconcile, the page says so.
The line nobody reads
Pool fees, creator fees on launchpad coins and gas are pulled out of every trade and added up on their own page. For most active wallets it is the second biggest number on the statement.
Tokenized shares count
NVDA, TSLA, HOOD and the rest sit on the positions page next to the coins, with cost basis, dividends received and splits applied. One wallet, one statement, both worlds.
Every wallet is public
The chain already published all of it. Print the deployer before you buy the coin. Print the caller before you follow the call. Print yourself before you tell the group chat you are up.
What it does not do
It never asks for a signature, never holds funds, never trades and never needs your wallet connected to read it. An address goes in, pages come out.
Fee X-ray
Before you print anything: set how you trade and see what a year of it costs. Pool fee 1% per swap, creator fee 2% on launchpad coins that carry one, gas about two cents a transaction.
Most requested statements SAMPLE BOARD
The wallets people print most this month. Tap a row to load it into the desk above. Deployers and callers tend to live at the top of this list for a reason.
| Wallet | P&L · Sep | Fees | Trades | Win rate | Prints |
|---|
$STATEMENT
This month's statement for any wallet is free and stays free. Holding $STATEMENT opens the archive, the exports and the mailbox. Nothing is staked or locked: the desk reads your balance, the same way it reads everything else.
- Current month for any wallet
- All four pages on screen
- Highlighter and copy summary
- Fee X-ray
- Full history back to the first block
- CSV and PDF export of every row
- FIFO / LIFO / HIFO on the whole archive
- Year-end pack: realized gains by lot
- Watchlist of 25 wallets, statements delivered on the 1st
- Alert when a watched wallet's month turns red
- API key: statements as JSON
- Side-by-side compare of two wallets
Half of the creator fee pays for the node, the indexer and the price history, and the bill is published. The other half buys $STATEMENT and burns it in the same transaction.
0$STATEMENT burned · $0 at cost
The desk prints its own statement
The fee wallet is a wallet like any other, so it gets a statement like any other. Every month the desk publishes its own four pages: what came in, what the node cost, what was burned. If the numbers ever look strange, you will be able to highlight the line yourself.
Connect to print your own in one tap
Connecting is optional. It fills in your address, prints your statement and checks your $STATEMENT balance for the archive and mailbox. It shares your address and nothing else; the desk never asks for a signature to read a wallet.
no wallet connected · the desk reads any address without one
Robinhood Chain, added for you
Robinhood Wallet supports Robinhood Chain out of the box. MetaMask, Rabby, Trust Wallet and OKX Wallet get the network added when you connect: chain ID 4663, ETH for gas, official RPC and explorer. Phone wallets connect by QR through WalletConnect.
| Launch | Pons · Robinhood Chain |
| Creator fee | 2% · 50% node bill · 50% buy & burn |
| Team allocation | none |
Rollout
Small steps, each one visible on the page you are looking at.
The desk preview
- All four pages on sample figures
- Live balance and transaction count from the public RPC
- Lot matching, highlighter, CSV and PDF
- Fee X-ray
Node on, numbers real
- $STATEMENT live on Pons
- Own node and indexer switched on, infra bill published
- Current-month statement for any wallet, free
- Archive and exports for holders
The mailbox
- Watchlists with statements on the 1st
- Year-end pack with realized gains by lot
- API keys, JSON statements
- Compare two wallets side by side
The group chat has a version of your month. The chain has the other one.
Paste the address. Read the closing number. Then decide which version you are going to keep telling.