Bitget Partners With Ondo Finance to offer Tokenized Stocks and ETFs

Bitget exchange and Bitget Wallet have rolled out live trading of tokenized real-world assets through a partnership with Ondo Finance. The launch gives users access to more than 100 tokenized stocks and ETFs, making the platforms early providers of onchain securities trading outside the United States.

Bitget and Ondo Finance Bring 24/7 Access to Global Stocks and ETFs

The integration allows users to trade tokenized versions of companies like Apple, Tesla, Microsoft, Amazon, and Nvidia. Based on the press release, popular ETFs are also included. All assets are denominated in U.S. dollars and are available for 24/7 trading. Access depends on regional regulations, excluding some U.S. users.

Through the new real-world asset (RWA) module, Bitget Onchain and Bitget Wallet users can browse, analyze, and trade assets with as little as one dollar. All the tokens reflect the performance of their underlying stocks or ETFs, such as price and dividends.

Regulated custodians guarantee that protection for investors. Also, Bitget Wallet has partnered with Mastercard and Immersve to launch a zero-fee crypto card.

Unlike a variety of tokenized products whose operation is dependent on an onchain liquidity pool, Ondo Finance is directly connected to traditional equity markets. This offers the ability to execute efficiently like major stock exchanges using the Global Markets infrastructure provided by Ondo. This is already available on Ethereum, and with plans to expand to Solana and BNB Chain.

The collaboration extends Bitget’s CeDeFi ecosystem, offering users exposure to global markets without needing brokers or banks. Both Bitget exchange and its wallet team plan campaigns to drive adoption of tokenized assets. Bitget Wallet also aims to expand its catalog to more than 1,000 stocks and ETFs in the coming months.

Executives Highlight Vision as Tokenized Assets Move Toward Mainstream Adoption

Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said the integration reflects the company’s strategy to bridge traditional finance with decentralized markets. She described tokenized assets as a way to simplify global investment access for retail traders. Bitget Wallet CMO Jamie Elkaleh emphasized that real-world assets are now central to the onchain economy and called the wallet a “global asset passport”.

Ondo Finance founder Nathan Allman highlighted the broader vision. He compared the expansion of tokenized securities to how stablecoins exported the U.S. dollar onchain. Ondo currently manages over $1 billion in assets, with tokenized products subject to third-party attestations and a bankruptcy-remote legal structure.

More than 120 million users in 150 countries use Bitget. In addition, its wallet functions on more than 130 blockchains. Since Ondo Finance introduced tokenized stocks on Ethereum, it can now be considered an official authority on tokenized financial infrastructure. The two companies are collectively driving tokenized assets into the mainstream. This represents a massive move towards integrating conventional markets with blockchain access.