Lotwise — corporate actions engine for tokenized equities
Tokenized stocks split and pay dividends while the raw on-chain balance stays frozen — the economics move under a number that does not, so any report computed from raw transfers quietly drifts from reality. Lotwise normalizes issuer APIs (xStocks, PreStocks, Tessera) and on-chain mint state into one validated event stream, then recomputes what a position is actually worth: adjusted balances, FIFO lots with exact dust, and a per-event price cross-check. This page is a live sample consumer of the REST API — every number on it comes from an endpoint.
Dividend layer
The event schema includes DIVIDEND_ACCRUAL: an issuer-declared amount per
unit (exact raw integer and decimals), credited by the FIFO lot engine to every holder on
the ex-date. Classic dividend payers from issuer Backed (xStocks) — JPMx (JPMorgan Chase),
KOx (Coca-Cola), Vx (Visa), XOMx (Exxon Mobil), plus QQQx (Nasdaq-100 ETF), the ETF sibling
of the tracked SPYx — joined the registry on Sep 22, 2026 (mints from the issuer API,
verified on mainnet, Token-2022, 8 decimals). Their dividend history already flows through
the pipeline as dated multiplier events — each accrual bumps the supply multiplier, every
row carries its source link; per-unit amounts become accrual events the moment the issuer
publishes declarations.
Tracked tokens
| Symbol | Name | Issuer | Events | Multiplier today |
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Wallet report
Scans the wallet history on-chain and rebuilds tax lots for tracked tokens. Raw balances are shown as stored on-chain; the adjusted view applies the multiplier timeline. A first scan of an active wallet can take several minutes on public RPC.
Planes reconcile — issuer API vs on-chain Scaled UI loading
The issuer API and the token mint itself are two independent planes describing the same multiplier. Lotwise reconciles them on every read.