> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.realio.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.realio.finance/getting-started/managing-your-assets.md).

# Managing Your Assets

Getting started with Realio means taking control of your on-chain equity portfolio. Here is the recommended path for new users.

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### Analyze Your Portfolio

Upon connecting, head to the **Portfolio** tab. Realio will automatically display your holdings across all supported chains, including total net worth and historical performance.
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### Explore New Opportunities

Use the **Explore** page to find new tokenized stocks. Check performance metrics, market cap, and verify the issuer (Ondo, Backed, or Robinhood).
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### Optimize with Rebalancer

If your portfolio is already diverse, use the **Rebalancer** to set target percentages for each asset. The tool will identify "drifts" and suggest necessary swaps to keep your risk in check.
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### Execute Swaps

When you're ready to adjust your holdings, use the **Swap** interface. Select your chain, choose your pay token (e.g., ETH), and execute trades with minimal slippage thanks to Uniswap V3 integration.
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## Managing Multiple Chains

Realio simplifies the multi-chain experience:

* **Ethereum**: Access deep liquidity for major RWA tokens.
* **Robinhood Chain**: Trade exclusive assets with near-zero gas fees.
* **BNB Chain**: High-speed trading for popular tokenized stocks.

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**Pro Tip**: Use the **Dividend Tracker** within your Portfolio to see how much passive income your stocks are generating directly on-chain.
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