Tokenize JD via API
JD.com Inc. as a 1:1-backed onchain ERC-20. Mint, redeem, and post as collateral with one SDK call. Mint and redeem are asynchronous via an on-chain order_id; the terminal action lands via settle(order_id) on the broker-dealer cycle (T+1).
What Flo supports for JD
Three primitives, one API key. JDflows through the same path as the rest of Flo's tokenized equities universe.
Mint JD →
Create tokenized JD from stablecoin payment. Onchain delivery is instant; the broker buys the underlying JD.com Inc. share at NASDAQ during market hours.
Redeem JD →
Burn tokenized JD and receive stablecoin. Flo Capital SPC sells the underlying JD.com Inc. share at the broker-dealer; your user gets stablecoin instantly.
Borrow against JD →
Post tokenized JD as collateral and borrow USDC/USDT up to 70% LTV. Liquidations route through the same broker pipe.
Mint tokenized JD in one call
The same shape works for every ticker in the universe, swap the symbol and you're done.
// Mint tokenized JD (JD.com Inc.) — notional-in default
const mint = await flo.mint({
asset: "JD",
notional_usdc: "1000.00", // pay-in. SDK derives min_quantity from quote * (1 + slippage_bps).
slippage_bps: 50, // 0.50%. Default if omitted.
settlement: {
currency: "USDC", // per-chain accepted set in /v1/chains
chain: 8453, // Base. EIP-155 integer chain ID.
wallet: userWalletAddress,
},
gas: { sponsor: "developer" },
});
// mint.status is "active" with mint.order_id set on chain (or "queued" out-of-session).
// JD ERC-20 tokens land via settle(order_id) once the broker leg confirms.
// Flo Capital SPC holds the underlying JD.com Inc. shares at the broker-dealer, 1:1.Comparable assets via Flo
Other consumer discretionary and NASDAQ names supported by the same API.
Consumer Discretionary peers
JD on Flo, common questions
Can I tokenize JD via Flo?
Yes. JD (JD.com Inc.) is part of Flo's tokenized equities universe. A POST to /v1/mint with asset=JD and a notional_usdc amount returns a tokenized JD ERC-20 1:1-backed by JD.com Inc. shares held at a SEC-registered broker-dealer (IB + Alpaca).
How is tokenized JD backed?
Each onchain JD token is backed 1:1 by a JD.com Inc. share held by Flo Capital SPC (Cayman), a bankruptcy-remote Segregated Portfolio Company, in segregated brokerage accounts at Flo's SEC-registered broker-dealers. Reserves are attested daily and published on /transparency/proof-of-reserves.
What is the settlement window for JD?
Mint and redeem are asynchronous via an on-chain order_id. The create-order tx is atomic; the terminal action (live token mint or stablecoin payout) lands via settle(order_id) on the broker-dealer cycle. NASDAQ settles T+1 in USD, so the broker leg for JD clears on that cycle.
Can I borrow stablecoins against JD?
Yes. Tokenized JD is collateral-eligible in the Flo borrow product as a large-cap equity, with a three-margin model — initial 70% (max LTV at open), maintenance 75% (alerts begin via borrow.maintenance_breach), liquidation 78% (keepers auto-close on a 30-second TWAP, no grace window). APR is a floating rate set by the pool's utilization curve (kinks at 75% and 90%). See /docs#borrow-overview for the full state machine.
Which chains is JD deployed on?
Tokenized JD is deployable on Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum. Pass the EIP-155 integer chain ID on the settlement object (8453 for Base, 42161 for Arbitrum, 1 for Ethereum). String slugs are not accepted on input; see /docs#rest-chains.
Ship tokenized JD to your users
Mint, redeem, sandbox, and webhooks are free. No setup fee, no monthly minimum, no annual contract. Get an API key and mint your first tokenized JD in minutes.