Interestingly, Ondo partnered with major crypto wallets and exchanges, including Gate, MEXC, Trust Wallet, OKX Wallet, Bitget Wallet, CoinMarketCap, Blockchain.com, CoinGecko, 1inch, LBank, LayerZero, CoW Protocol, Alpaca, Morpho, BitGo, Ledger, and RWA.xyz, to make trading seamless across DeFi ecosystems.
Per the press release, security is a top priority. Importantly, independent third-party agents will verify reserves daily, while a Security Agent will hold first-priority rights to the underlying assets on behalf of token holders. Ondo designed this structure to protect investors and reassure institutions looking to allocate larger amounts of capital.
Moving forward, the company also plans to bring its tokenized stocks to other blockchains such as BNB Chain, Solana, and its own Ondo Chain in the coming months.
The launch forms part of Ondo Finance’s broader “Wall Street 2.0” vision, which plans to modernize traditional markets by leveraging blockchain technology.
Further, the company plans to add features on Ondo Chain, including automated on-chain asset management, institutional borrowing against tokenized assets, staking for network security, cross-chain token issuance, and expanded collateral options for DeFi platforms.
The latest development comes as the tokenization sector grows across the financial sector in 2025. This month alone, Trust Wallet has opened access to tokenized real-world assets for its 200 million users, with Galaxy Digital becoming the first Nasdaq-listed company to tokenize its Class A shares on Solana.
Also, Backed Finance added tokenized shares of over 60 companies, including Meta, Netflix, and Nvidia, across Solana, BNB Chain, Tron, and Ethereum.
Meanwhile, major exchanges such as Kraken and Bybit, along with traditional brokers like Robinhood and eToro, have launched tokenized stock trading with integrated DeFi features.
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