Tokenized stock issuers
Registry snapshot
11 issuers are covered by this registry snapshot. They differ far more than the shared tickers suggest — in what a dividend does, what a split does to your balance, and whether the token can leave the platform at all.
xStocksThe widest catalogue in self-custody, issued as tracker certificates and deployed to more chains than any other issuer.
RealityHundreds of tokens on Arbitrum and Morph, bought and redeemed through Bitget rather than onchain pools, and the only issuer that pays dividends out in cash.
OndoThe largest issuer by value locked, concentrated on Solana, with dividends reinvested rather than paid out.
DinariThe one issuer a US investor can buy from: dShares backed one-for-one by shares in custody, with dividends paid in cash and voting passed through.
RobinhoodTwo products under one name: a derivative inside Robinhood's EU app, and a self-custodied token on Robinhood's own chain with an unusually open public API.
Binance bStocksBNB Chain tokens offered to the public only in ADGM and traded on Binance under a long list of excluded countries, the whole EEA among them.
Backpack SecuritiesSolana tokens redeemable into a brokerage position, sold wherever Backpack Exchange operates outside the US, UK, UAE and Japan.
ST0xA small Base catalogue that includes European companies alongside US ones, as unsecured notes held in non-custodial vaults.
CoinbaseA deliberately narrow set of tokens on Base, built on a native token standard that lets any wallet verify a token is genuine onchain.
SecuritizeThe registered share itself, recorded onchain by the company's transfer agent: Securitize's own stock, and CURRENC Group's.
SuperstatePublic companies' own shares recorded onchain by their transfer agent, held only by approved investors in their own wallets.
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