  Chiral $d$-wave superconductivity has been proposed in a number of different
materials, but characteristic experimental fingerprints have been largely
lacking. We show that quadruply quantized coreless vortices are prone to form
and offer distinctive signatures of the chiral $d$-wave state in both the local
density of states and the total magnetic moment. Their dissimilarity in
positive versus negative magnetic fields further leads to additional
spontaneous symmetry breaking, producing clear evidence of time-reversal
symmetry breaking, chiral superconductivity, and the Chern number.
