DeskRail SOL —

OTC desk terminal · concept

Every token
gets a desk.

DeskRail is a terminal for over-the-counter blocks: a rail of token desks on the left, an order list in the center, and an escrow rail that walks each block from OPEN to SETTLED. Prices, liquidity and live quotes are real — the escrow is a transparent model.

Desks live—
Open blocks—
Notional on rail—

Read-only concept. No order is placed, no token is traded, nothing is custodied. Prices, liquidity, volume and quotes are live from DexScreener and Jupiter; the order book and escrow stages are a transparent sample model, labelled SAMPLE.

The floor

The desk terminal

Pick a desk on the rail. Its real price, liquidity and 24-hour volume load live, and a sample block list opens in the center — each block priced in SOL, quoted live against the market, and walked along the escrow rail.

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Select a deskChoose from the rail to open its block list
Price—
24h—
Liquidity—
Volume 24h—
SideBlockAsk (SOL)Live quoteEscrow

Select a desk to see its sample OTC blocks.

Open Funded Locked Settled SAMPLE escrow — a transparent model. Prices & quotes are live.

Settlement

Take settlement in any token

An OTC block is quoted in one asset but can settle in another. Pick a settlement token and a block, and DeskRail converts the ask through live prices — the same number both sides would agree on at mid.

You deliver—
Mid value—
Desk fee (spread)—
You receive—
—

Converted through live DexScreener/Jupiter prices at the spread you set. Illustrative only — no quote is binding, no swap is routed, nothing settles here.

The rail

Four stops on the escrow rail

Every block in the terminal rides the same rail. In a live desk each stop is an on-chain state; here it's an animated model so you can watch the mechanism end to end.

  1. 01

    Open

    A maker posts a block: how much of a token, and the ask in SOL. It sits on the desk, quoted live against the market so takers see the premium or discount at a glance.

  2. 02

    Funded

    A taker commits the ask into escrow. Both legs are now visible on the rail — neither side can walk with the other's assets.

  3. 03

    Locked

    Escrow holds both legs and checks the terms. The block is frozen at the agreed price; the live quote keeps ticking beside it for reference only.

  4. 04

    Settled

    Escrow releases atomically — each side receives the asset it agreed to, in whatever token it chose to settle in. The block leaves the rail.

Live tape

Open desks

The tokens with a desk on the floor right now, with real market data from DexScreener. Click a card to load its block list in the terminal above.

Loading desks…

Questions

Straight answers

Is this a real OTC desk?

No. DeskRail is a concept terminal. No block is posted, no escrow is funded, no token is traded or custodied. It shows how an OTC desk with any-token settlement could work, on live market data, so the mechanism is legible.

Which numbers are live and which are modelled?

Live: each desk's price, liquidity, 24-hour volume and 24-hour change from DexScreener, the SOL price from Jupiter, and every conversion in the settlement tool and the per-block live quote. Modelled: the order book (sample blocks) and the escrow stages, which are labelled SAMPLE and advance on a timer to show the rail.

What is the "live quote" beside each block?

The block's ask is a fixed price in SOL. The live quote is what that same quantity is worth at the current market price, so the premium or discount to mid updates in real time. It's reference only — nothing executes.

How does "settle in any token" work?

A block has a USD value. DeskRail reads the live price of the settlement token you pick and shows how much of it that value buys at mid, minus the desk spread you set. It's a transparent conversion across real prices, not a routed swap.

Do you collect anything about me?

No accounts, no wallet connection, no tracking, no cookies. Everything runs in your browser against public, keyless APIs.

What this is, plainly

DeskRail is a read-only concept. The desks, prices, liquidity, volume and quotes are live and real, pulled from DexScreener and Jupiter. The order book and the escrow rail are a transparent sample model, shown so the idea of an any-token OTC desk can be inspected end to end. Nothing here posts an order, funds an escrow, moves a token or holds a key.