A share,
in an envelope.
Give someone a piece of a real company. Pick a stock, write a note and send a link. They open the envelope and the share is theirs.
Unopened after 30 days, it goes back to you. Nobody else can ever take it.
Noshi is the folded paper that marks a gift in Japan. Here it marks a share.
An envelope holds a fraction of a real stock or fund, from $1 to $1,000. The share is bought and sealed in the same transaction, so nobody holds your money in between.
The person you send it to needs no account and no ETH. They open the link, read your note and choose where the share goes. Noshi pays the network fee.
While it waits, the share keeps its dividends and follows its splits. Whoever opens it gets the share as it stands that day.
Fill it, send the link,
they open it.
Pick a stock, an amount and an occasion, then write a note. Pay in USDG and you get a link, a QR code and a card to print. They open it in the browser and the share is theirs.
- 01
Fill
Choose one of fifteen stocks and funds, $1 to $1,000, and write the card. The note is encrypted in your browser.
- 02
Send
Seal it with one signature and one transaction. Send the link by message or email, or print the card with its QR code.
- 03
Open
They open it, read the note and paste an address or connect a wallet. Noshi pays their network fee.
Apple
Tesla
Microsoft
Amazon
Alphabet
Meta
Netflix
Fifteen stocks and funds to give.
NVIDIA, Apple, Tesla, the S&P 500, gold and ten more. You can give as little as 0.0001 of a share, and the app quotes the exact amount before you seal.
See them in the app
Palantir
1% of each envelope. Noshi takes nothing else.
It goes into a weekly pot. Each week one person who sent an envelope receives the whole pot, paid in dollars (USDG). Every dollar you send is one ticket.
- Per envelope
- $1 to $1,000
- To open it
- 30 days
- Cost to open
- $0
- Fee to seal
- About 1¢
- You pay, in USDG
- $30.00
- Bought at $234.91 a share
- $29.70
- 1% to the weekly surprise
- $0.30
- Network fee to seal
- about $0.01
- Opening it
- Free for them
Questions, answered.
More in the docsNot to open it. The link holds the share for 30 days, and opening costs them nothing, not even the network fee: Noshi pays it. To keep the share they give an address, from any wallet app they already have or install that day. If they aren't ready, the envelope waits in the link.
On day 30 the share comes back to you on its own, as the share and not as cash. You don't have to do anything. Before day 30 nobody can take it back, you included.
Not Noshi, and not anyone without the link. The link is the key, though: whoever has it can open the envelope. Send it the way you would send cash, to the person and nowhere else.
1% of the amount, which goes into the weekly surprise pot, plus a network fee of about a cent when you seal. Opening is free for the person you send it to.
The share keeps them. A split or a reinvested dividend changes how many shares the token counts as, and Noshi always shows the current figure. Whoever opens the envelope gets the share as it stands that day.
Fifteen stocks and funds at launch, from NVIDIA to the S&P 500. The shares are stock tokens issued under their own terms, and they may not be available in every country. The person receiving them is responsible for checking they are allowed to hold them.
A contract with no owner and no admin key. It can do two things with a sealed share: hand it to whoever signs with the link, or return it to you after 30 days. The code and every envelope are public. The companies that issue the stock tokens can still pause their token or block an address, as they can for any holder; Noshi can't override that.