24/7 Stock Options, Onchain24/7 Stock Options
for Crypto
and Equities
Start with just $1. Trade synthetic stock and crypto options for BTC, ETH, SPY, NVDA, TSLA, GOOG, AAPL, PLTR, and more.
Disclaimer
Why Traders Choose CallPut
Competitive Fees & Pricing
Low-cost options trading with the best execution and low fees.
Permissionless Access
Trade instantly with no signup, no KYC, and full self-custody.
24/7 Deep Liquidity
Trade BTC, ETH, SPY, NVDA, TSLA, GOOG, AAPL, PLTR, and more.
High Leverage, No Liquidations
Higher leverage than futures or PERPs, without forced liquidations.
FAQs
CallPut stock options are synthetic onchain option markets that reference listed equity and ETF prices.
They are designed for 24/7 non-custodial options trading from a crypto wallet, alongside BTC and ETH options.
Yes. CallPut supports synthetic stock options and crypto options from one onchain interface.
Supported markets may expand across jurisdictions where liquidity, reference pricing, and risk controls allow.
Initial referenced markets include QQQ, SPY, EWY, TSLA, NVDA, GOOG, AAPL, PLTR, and more, alongside BTC and ETH.
Additional listed equity and ETF markets, including Korean-market underlyings, may be added as liquidity, market data, and risk controls mature.
No. CallPut stock options are synthetic onchain options.
They do not represent broker-listed options, securities accounts, shares, ETFs, or tokenized stocks.
No. Holding a CallPut stock option position does not mean you own the referenced stock, ETF, issuer, or tokenized asset.
Synthetic stock options do not grant dividends, voting rights, shareholder rights, governance rights, subscription rights, or corporate action rights.
Yes. CallPut is designed for 24/7 options trading, including periods when the referenced underlying market is closed.
During market closures, data delays, corporate actions, or abnormal volatility, spreads may widen or trading may be limited to protect the protocol and liquidity providers.
CallPut derives pricing from real trading-market indicators and uses those inputs to calculate its own futures index and volatility curve for each supported underlying.
The mark price and execution price are then produced from those curves with time to expiry, liquidity, spreads, fees, and risk adjustments.
At expiry, the settlement value is determined by the 30-minute TWAP before expiration for the referenced underlying.
Settlement does not deliver shares, ETFs, securities, or tokenized assets. It only resolves the option payoff according to the smart contract and market rules.
CallPut is the only exchange for blockchain RWA options, designed for competitive fees and tight spreads.
Traders can access synthetic stock options and crypto options from one non-custodial onchain interface, with defined option-premium risk and no forced liquidations for option buyers.
Options on CallPut provide leverage through option premiums, not borrowed margin.
This structure caps maximum loss upfront and avoids forced liquidation risk common in perpetual futures.
CallPut is a non-custodial onchain interface, so users connect a compatible crypto wallet instead of opening a traditional brokerage account.
Access may still be restricted in some jurisdictions, and users are responsible for understanding whether using CallPut is lawful for them.
Synthetic stock options involve market risk, volatility risk, liquidity risk, reference data risk, oracle risk, smart contract risk, and regulatory risk.
Users can lose the premium paid for an option, and prices may differ from prices shown on exchanges, brokers, or data vendors.
Liquidity providers may earn yield from trading fees and risk premiums paid by traders.
Returns depend on market activity, volatility, liquidity pool utilization, pricing accuracy, and the performance of the pool during stressed markets.
Orderbook-based exchanges often require custody or permissioned accounts and can suffer from thin liquidity for long-tail option strikes.
CallPut uses onchain execution and AMM-based liquidity so traders can access crypto options and synthetic stock options from a single wallet-based interface.