> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sailingprotocol.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sailingprotocol.org/sailing-protocol-integration.md).

# Sailing Protocol Integration

* [**Plug & Play - Listing ERC-20 Stocks**](broken://pages/hAr6FElmqkjIKrCYY6wN)

  Get the complete list of tokenized stocks on Sailing Protocol.
* [**User Onboarding and Verification**](broken://pages/lFyFMLxohM79Zaz7q9Bk)

  Verifying and onboarding users securely.
* [**User Identification by Wallet**](broken://pages/sEokucM9KGRZa4KRulDl)

  Authenticating users via their crypto wallets.
* [**Checking User Verification Status**](broken://pages/273p0GELN7fyqJJHxSIL)

  Learn how to confirm and track user verification progress.

### **Getting Started Guide**<br>

#### **Public Endpoint Access**

Most API endpoints are publicly accessible and do not require an API key for standard usage.

**Enhanced Access with API Key**

For higher request volumes or access to advanced features, an API key can be generated ([contact us](https://t.me/nicoszerman)).

### **Why List ERC20 Stock Tokens on Your App?**

1. **Bringing Real-World Stocks to Crypto** – These are high-value, super attractive assets that bridge TradFi and DeFi, opening up stock trading to the crypto world.
2. **Market-Making Bots Keep Prices Aligned** – Our bots track Wall Street prices in real-time, making sure tokenized stocks stay in sync and trade efficiently on DEXes.
3. **Liquidity Providers Earn Extra APY** – Thanks to built-in arbitrage, our liquidity pools generate **higher and more reliable returns** for LPs, making it a win-win for everyone.


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