Binance users can now trade digital securities representing shares in well-known companies such as Circle, Apple, and Google. This new feature is the result of a partnership with Ondo Finance, a blockchain company that works with institutional financial markets.
This integration allows Binance’s Multilateral Trading Facility (MTF) to trade 10 tokenized securities regulated by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) in the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM). This move makes ADGM the first regulated financial hub to list tokenized securities on a major exchange, and Ondo has also received approval from the European Union and the European Economic Area.
Ondo Finance, which developed the Ondo Chain, a Layer-1 blockchain aimed at making financial markets more efficient, has listed its digital securities on Binance’s MTF under the ADGM framework. These are equity-linked notes, a model Ondo introduced six months ago.
Ondo Global Markets, the company behind these assets, has handled more than $11 billion in trading and holds over $600 million in total value locked.
The tokens were first introduced on Binance Alpha, a platform for early-stage, high-risk projects. This new partnership increases Ondo’s visibility and gives Binance’s users access to regulated tokenized equities.
The 10 Ondo tokens now available on Binance include tokenized versions of major assets like Amazon (AMZNon), Alphabet Class A (GOOGLon, tied to Google), Apple (AAPLon), Circle Internet Group (CRCLon), Meta Platforms (METAon), Microsoft (MSFTon), NVIDIA (NVDAon), Tesla (TSLAon), SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPYon), and Invesco QQQ (QQQon).
These digital securities let users invest in traditional stocks using blockchain technology, combining the speed of crypto with the stability of regulated securities.
This listing shows Ondo’s compliance with global rules. Ondo Global Markets has received approval from the Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority, allowing it to offer these securities across the EU and EEA with passporting rights to all member states.
For Binance, this provides a compliant setting for tokenized equities, almost five years after it stopped a similar service due to regulatory concerns from the U.K. and Germany. However, these offerings are not available in the U.S. due to additional legal restrictions to maintain compliance.
Experts and company leaders have praised this partnership. Ondo Finance said, “Binance’s decision to let the tokens trade on the Binance MTF under the ADGM FSRA framework confirms that Ondo digital securities can work across different legal systems, leading to digital asset securities regulation.”
Ian De Bode, President of Ondo Finance, added that listing Ondo digital securities on Binance gives access to hundreds of millions of investors and marks another regulatory success for the UAE, following EU approval in November 2025.
This partnership gives Binance users the chance to diversify their portfolios with tokenized versions of top stocks and ETFs in a regulated setting. It makes high-profile investments like Circle, Apple, and Google more accessible, possibly drawing in more traditional investors to the crypto world.
By using blockchain, Ondo aims to speed up financial markets, offering efficiency and global access. As the digital asset market grows, this integration signals a more mature blending of crypto innovation with regulatory compliance, setting the stage for broader use.
