Tokenized stocks & ETFs
Blockchain tokens that track the price of real stocks and ETFs (for example Apple or an S&P 500 ETF). They trade around the clock and can be bought in fractions — but they are issuer products, not direct share ownership, and availability depends heavily on your country.
Platforms in this category
Tokenized equities/ETFs/bonds (bTokens / xStocks), backed 1:1; retail buys on the secondary market. A Kraken subsidiary since 4 Dec 2025.
Coinbase (Tokenized Stocks) 5 assetsSince June 2026 Coinbase has offered 1:1 backed tokenized US equities (including pre-IPO names such as SpaceX) on-chain on Base — for now, non-US customers only.
Dinari 9 assetsUS-regulated platform (transfer agent + broker-dealer) for tokenized US equities (dShares) plus a B2B API; non-US retail with KYC, US retail excluded.
INX 1 assetsRegulated platform (INX ONE) for SEC-registered security tokens and crypto; runs its own ATS/broker-dealer.
Ondo FinanceTokenized US treasuries (USDY for non-US, OUSG for qualified investors), the USDtb stablecoin and tokenized equities (Global Markets).
Robinhood (Tokenized Stocks) 9 assetsTokenized US stocks & ETFs (~2,000) for EU/EEA retail, traded in the Robinhood crypto app on Arbitrum. Not available in the US.
Frequently asked questions
Is a tokenized stock the same as a real share?
No — it is an issuer product that tracks the price. You usually have no voting rights, and dividends are handled differently per issuer (often reinvested or credited).
Why can't I buy some tokens in my country?
Issuers restrict countries for regulatory reasons (US persons are often excluded, for example). Our country check shows per platform whether you can buy.
When can I trade?
Unlike stock exchanges, tokens trade around the clock, seven days a week — but liquidity can be thin outside market hours and spreads wider.













