Bitget, Bitget Wallet launch trading for tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs via Ondo
Bitget and Bitget Wallet are bringing traditional finance closer to crypto users with live trading of tokenized stocks and exchange-traded funds, thanks to a new integration with Ondo Finance.
- Bitget and Bitget Wallet now offer 100+ tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs via Ondo, the largest onchain selection to date.
- Assets such as Apple, Tesla, and Nvidia can be traded 24/7 with as little as $1, backed by regulated custodians.
- The launch reflects rising demand for real-world assets as regulators open pathways for global adoption.
According to a Sept. 3 press release shared with crypto.news, the exchange and wallet provider are now offering over 100 tokenized real-world assets, making them among the first platforms outside the U.S. to provide direct access to equities and exchange-traded funds onchain.
24/7 access to wall street onchain
The new RWA module allows users on Bitget Onchain and Bitget Wallet to browse and trade tokenized shares of companies such as Apple, Tesla, Microsoft, and Amazon, along with leading ETFs. Each token replicates the price and dividends of its underlying security and is backed by regulated custodians.
Rather than using onchain liquidity pools, transactions are carried out through Ondo’s (ONDO) Global Markets infrastructure, with minimum investments starting at $1.
The tokenized assets are currently accessible on Ethereum (ETH) and will soon be extended to other blockchains, such as Solana (SOL) and BNB Chain (BNB). Bitget Wallet, which supports over 130 blockchains, plans to add more products and scale its tokenized offering to 1,000 assets in the coming months.
Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, said the initiative reflects the company’s push to bridge traditional finance and decentralized finance, while Bitget Wallet CMO Jamie Elkaleh called it a step toward building a “global asset passport” for users.
RWA gains momentum amid regulatory shifts
The timing comes as real-world assets gain traction as a core crypto use case. Rather than trading speculative tokens, users are increasingly seeking exposure to financial instruments that anchor directly to real-world value.
North America remains the world’s largest crypto hub, with $1.3 trillion in onchain value recorded last year, according to Chainalysis. At the same time, regulators are starting to open doors. The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission recently clarified how overseas platforms could legally register to offer products to U.S. investors, potentially reshaping competition.
Ondo’s push for onchain securities
The launch coincides with Ondo Finance’s rollout of its Ondo Global Markets platform, also announced on Sept. 3. The regulated service enables tokenization of publicly traded U.S. stocks and ETFs, addressing liquidity concerns by tying tokenized products directly to traditional equity markets.
Ondo, which manages over $1 billion in assets, is positioning itself as a core infrastructure provider for tokenized securities. “We saw stablecoins export the U.S. dollar by bringing it onchain. Now, Ondo Global Markets is doing the same thing for U.S. securities,” said Ondo founder and CEO Nathan Allman.
With this partnership, Bitget and Bitget Wallet become alternative entry points for retail investors to access markets that have typically been restricted to institutions, marking another step in the expansion of RWAs in the crypto economy.
