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The Canopy trading terminal provides a unified view of all active block markets on Robinhood Chain. From a single interface you can browse collateralized markets, inspect individual offers and their remaining fill capacity, monitor your open positions, and track the ERC-20 claim tokens you’ve received from deferred forward fills. Browsing markets and reading the order book requires no transaction. Only actions that modify state — creating, filling, or cancelling an offer — require a signed on-chain transaction. Because every offer and fill is settled directly on Robinhood Chain, the state you see always reflects the live state of the Canopy protocol — there is no off-chain order book to fall out of sync with.

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Finding a Market

The left-hand panel lists every active market organized by asset/quote pair (for example, TECH / USDC or RHC / USDC). Use the search bar at the top of the list to filter by token name or contract address, or scroll to browse all available markets. Click any market row to load its order book and detail panels on the right side of the terminal.
The terminal is a read/write interface to the Canopy protocol. Browsing markets and reading order books requires no transaction. Any action that modifies state — creating, filling, or cancelling an offer — requires you to sign and broadcast a transaction from your connected wallet.

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Reading the Order Book

Each market displays a two-sided order book:
SideWhat it shows
SELL (Ask)Offers posted by sellers. You fill these to buy the asset. Each row shows the available size and the ask price.
BUY (Bid)Bids posted by buyers. You fill these to sell the asset. Each row shows the bid size and bid price.
Every entry in both sides is fully collateralized and escrowed in the Canopy venue. You can trust that the displayed size is available — no partial or phantom liquidity.

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Offer Detail Panel

Click any row in the order book to open the Offer Detail panel on the right. This panel shows:
  • Total size — the original collateral amount deposited by the seller
  • Filled amount — the portion already purchased by one or more buyers
  • Remaining — the amount still available to fill
  • Price — displayed as a decimal rate (e.g., 0.43 USDC per TECH), calculated from the offer’s on-chain price per unit
  • Expiry — the deadline after which no new fills are accepted
  • Unlock time — for forward offers, the date and time at which claim tokens become redeemable
  • Buyer restriction — if the offer is private, the panel shows the restricted buyer address
Offers restricted to a specific wallet address display a lock icon in the order book row. If the restricted address does not match your connected wallet, the offer row will appear greyed out and the Fill button will be disabled.

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Managing Your Activity

The terminal provides three personal tabs at the bottom of the interface. Switch between them to monitor your on-chain activity.

My Offers

View every offer you have created. Each row shows the original size, amount filled so far, remaining unfilled size, expiry status, and a Cancel button to recover collateral from unfilled portions.

My Claims

View your ERC-20 claim token balances received from forward fills. Each row shows the associated market, unlock time, and whether the position is currently redeemable. Click Redeem on any unlocked position to receive the underlying asset.

My History

A chronological log of your completed fills, redemptions, and cancelled offers. Use this tab to audit past activity or retrieve transaction hashes for support requests.
You can add any Canopy claim token to your wallet’s token watchlist directly from the Series Details panel. Copy the claim token contract address shown there, then use your wallet’s “Add Token” or “Import Token” feature to track your claim token balance and receive it in any compatible interface.