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Positions on the stock page

The Positions table under the order panel lists your open contracts on that stock, headed “Positions · N on SPY” with the total P&L. When you hold nothing on the stock, it reads “Nothing open on SPY.” A footer links your positions on other stocks (“2 more open on AAPL, NVDA”) and toggles History.

Selling back

Tap **Sell 1.50∗∗onarow.Thereisnoconfirmationstep.Thesalefillsatthecurrentbid,and"Soldfor1.50** on a row. There is no confirmation step. The sale fills at the current bid, and "Sold for 1.50 — paid to your wallet.” confirms it.
  • The Sell button shows only for positions on the expiry currently selected in the dropdown. Positions on the other expiry show ”—” until you switch.
  • In the last 15 minutes before an expiry, positions on that expiry can no longer be sold. They ride to settlement. The app says “Expired — it settles at the close price.” or “Not quoting right now — it will settle at the close.”
  • You cannot sell from the Portfolio page. Its Trade button opens the stock page.

Positions on Portfolio

Under Your positions → Open, after any interval rows, each option shows:
  • The title, for example “SPY above 770"or"SPYbelow770" or "SPY below 762”.
  • ”▲ Call · Option · closes in 3h 05m”. This becomes “paying out” while a sale or payout is in flight, and “settling” after the close.
  • “1.00 contracts · 1.23→1.23 → 1.50” (paid → now), the value, and the P&L with a percentage, or “in progress” / “not quoted now”.
  • A Trade button.

Settlement

Settlement is automatic. At the expiry:
  1. The settlement price is the average on-chain token price over the 5 minutes before the close. See How options work.
  2. In-the-money contracts are paid to your wallet in USDG by a job that runs every 5 minutes. Out-of-the-money contracts are marked settled with no payout.
  3. If no final price exists within 6 hours, the premium is refunded and the position shows as void.
There are no notifications for expiry, settlement, or refunds. Check Portfolio or the stock page.

History

The stock page’s History and the Portfolio activity table (filter Options) list every event: