Ondo Launches 200+ Tokenized U.S. Stocks on Solana Blockchain

Key Highlights

Ondo Global Markets added over 200 tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs to Solana, expanding access to real-world assets onchain.
The platform connects tokenized assets to liquidity from NASDAQ and NYSE, allowing users to trade large amounts at brokerage-level prices.
Solana users can now trade blue-chip stocks, tech shares, ETFs, and commodities onchain with fast transactions and broad market access.

Ondo Finance has expanded its tokenized securities business by launching Ondo Global Markets on the Solana blockchain, making more than 200 tokenized U.S. stocks and exchange-traded funds available to users.

This launch, announced on Wednesday, allows people to buy, sell, and trade popular public market assets directly onchain using Solana wallets and apps, instead of traditional stockbrokers.

Today, Solana goes TradFi.
Hundreds of tokenized stocks & ETFs are now live on @solana, bringing the full TradFi portfolio to crypto’s largest trading ecosystem.
Millions of Solana users can now access Wall Street-grade liquidity across 200+ assets, including tokens tracking:… pic.twitter.com/JRZxcScOXj
— Ondo Finance (@OndoFinance) January 21, 2026

Tokenized stocks’ expansion to Solana

Ondo Global Markets is one of the largest issuers of tokenized real-world assets. With this move, the platform becomes a direct competitor to other tokenized stock offerings on Solana, including XStocks. The platform is also now the largest real-world asset issuer on Solana by asset count. Before Ondo’s arrival, Solana supported about 319 tokenized assets.

Over 200 existing tokenized stocks have been migrated to Solana. These assets are among Ondo’s most actively traded products and will now be accessible to Solana’s large user base, which ranges from about 2.8 million to 3.2 million daily active users. The listed assets include U.S. blue-chip equities, technology and growth stocks, broad-market and sector-focused ETFs, and commodity-linked products such as gold and silver ETFs.

Liquidity from traditional markets

One of the main points of Ondo Global Markets is how liquidity works. Many tokenized stock platforms depend on small onchain pools, which limit how much users can trade. Ondo uses a different model. Its tokenized assets are connected to liquidity from major traditional exchanges such as NASDAQ and NYSE. This allows users to trade tokenized stocks in larger amounts and receive prices close to those they would see with traditional stockbrokers.

“We’re excited to bring hundreds of onchain securities with Wall Street liquidity to Solana’s thriving ecosystem,” said Ian De Bode, President of Ondo Finance. “For the first time, Solana users can rest assured that they can buy tokenized stocks in size at brokerage prices, giving them peace of mind when trading onchain.”

The liquidity model also enables Ondo to launch with hundreds of assets at once. The company plans to add thousands more tokenized stocks and ETFs in the future. Access to these assets is supported through existing tools such as JupiterZ. More than 200 tokenized stocks are available through request-for-quote trading, with just-in-time minting and redemption during market hours and open liquidity after markets close.

Jupiter x @OndoFinance
200+ tokenized stocks now live with billions in NYSE-backed liquidity, accessed exclusively via JupiterZ (RFQ).
Just-in-time mint & redeem during market hours, permissionless liquidity after close.
Wall Street, onchain. pic.twitter.com/e49R35dAOm
— Jupiter (@JupiterExchange) January 21, 2026

Expansion on other blockchains

The Solana launch follows earlier deployments on Ethereum and BNB Chain in late 2025. Since its initial launch, Ondo has attracted strong global users around the world who want access to U.S. stocks onchain. The company has reported between $460 million and $520 million in total value locked and between $5.1 billion and $6.8 billion in total trading volume across its supported blockchains.

Nick Ducoff, Head of Institutional Growth at the Solana Foundation, said Solana was picked because it “is designed to support high-performance financial applications at global scale” and described real-world assets as “an important part of that future.”