
NVIDIA with the Guard: market closed, fair price, -0.08% vs exchange
The four checks
1
Market window
Reads the US session (
open, pre, after, closed) and any issuer halt (dividend, split, earnings) from the Binance RWA Data API. A halted stock is always BLOCK.2
Fair price
Compares the on-chain price per share with the exchange reference price and expresses the gap in basis points (1 bps = 0.01%).
3
Best issuer
Ondo, bStocks and xStocks list the same stock with different multipliers, halts and staleness. Portir puts halted issuers last, then stale-looking ones (a discount deeper than 1%), and picks the cheapest on-chain price among the rest. The app shows what it compared.
4
Minimum output
The swap is built with a 0.5% minimum output. If the pool moves further before your transaction lands, it reverts instead of filling badly.

Every issuer compared: bStocks used, Ondo and xStocks shown
Verdicts
Thresholds live in
THRESHOLDS = { warnBps: 50, blockBps: 100 }.
Per-share price is
token price / multiplier. Ondo tokens do not rebase; their multiplier (shares per token) grows with reinvested dividends. Portir always shows and compares per-share prices.Every verdict has a sentence
The Guard never answers with a bare color. Examples it produces:- “The market is closed and the on-chain price is 1.40% above the exchange price, so it is better to wait.”
- “The market is open and you would pay 0.72% more than the exchange price.”
- “The market is closed and the price is at or below the exchange price.”
PlanRegistry with each run.