Snap a brand. Earn a piece of the company.

Photograph a Coca-Cola can, a Nike shoe or a Starbucks sign and win a tiny piece of the company's tokenized stock.

In three steps

1. Snap. Open SnapStock on your phone, tap Scan and point at a real brand: the logo on a can, a shop sign, a shoe, or the barcode on a pack. Live camera only.
2. Win. We find the listed company behind the brand (Coca-Cola → The Coca-Cola Company) and its official xStock on Solana (KOx). The prize shows up at once: a small fragment of that xStock. Now and then a lucky snap pays several times more, always within the week's budget.
3. Get paid. Rewards stay pending until the week closes (Monday 00:00 UTC) and a fraud review runs. Then they are owed to your wallet and sent from the public pool once they add up to $1. Everything is on the pool page, with signatures.

Why hold $SNAPSTOCK

Only wallets holding $SNAPSTOCK earn. The rewards are paid from $SNAPSTOCK's creator fees, converted by the owner into xStocks. More snappers means more people who need to hold the coin. That is the whole loop, and there is no promise of price or profit in it.

What you actually receive

An xStock: a token issued by Backed Finance on Solana that tracks one listed share (KOx tracks Coca-Cola's share, NVDAx NVIDIA's). A tokenized stock tracks a share; it is not the share (no vote, no legal ownership). xStocks can be traded on Solana like any token; consumer names trade thinly. Not investment advice.

xStocks are not offered to US persons. Buying and earning are switched off in the US. The issuer's terms say xStocks may not be offered, sold or delivered to US persons.

Honest by design

We name a company only when a public document backs it, and say “not sure” when the owner depends on the country. Private companies (Mars, Ferrero, Red Bull) are private: nothing to earn. Listed companies without an official xStock are “not on Solana yet”. We only use the issuer's own list of xStocks, never a look-alike token.

Status

$SNAPSTOCK is not launched yet. Until it is, earning runs in preview: it looks real, it is labelled preview, and it pays nothing. Looking brands up and buying xStocks work now.