TLDR
- Binance has relaunched trading in tokenized stocks through a partnership with Ondo Finance on Binance Alpha.
- The platform includes 10 tokenized US stocks, ETFs and commodity-linked products.
- Users in the United States will not have access to the new tokenized stock offering.
- Binance previously shut down a similar service in 2021 after regulatory scrutiny in Europe.
- Ondo Finance has recorded over $550 million in locked value and $11 billion in cumulative trading volume since September 2025.
Binance has relaunched trading in tokenized stocks through a new partnership with Ondo Finance. The exchange will list 10 tokenized US stocks, ETFs and commodity-linked products on Binance Alpha. The move marks Binance’s return to this market, almost five years after discontinuing a similar service.
Binance and Ondo Finance launch tokenized equity on Alpha
Binance has partnered with Ondo Finance to introduce tokenized versions of major US stocks on Binance Alpha. The platform operates within Binance Wallet and focuses on offering early-stage digital assets. Users can trade blockchain-based versions of Apple, Google, Tesla and Nvidia stocks.
The lineup also includes the Invesco QQQ ETF, which tracks the Nasdaq index. Binance confirmed that users in the United States will not be able to access these tokenized stocks. Jeff Li, vice president of product at Binance, said: “Our users now have even easier ways to explore and trade tokenized stocks.”
Binance Alpha gives access to projects before they reach the centralized spot marketplace. The company is positioning the platform as a gateway for higher-risk digital assets. Through this structure, Binance expands access to products while keeping trading within the wallet ecosystem.
Ondo Finance issues the tokenized shares listed on the platform. The company focuses on bridging traditional financial assets with blockchain networks. Binance integrates these tokens directly into its wallet infrastructure.
Binance previously launched tokenized stocks in April 2021, starting with Tesla shares. The exchange later added Coinbase, Strategy, Microsoft and Apple to the offering. However, regulators in Britain and Germany have raised concerns about compliance.
The British Financial Conduct Authority and the German BaFin have assessed the product structure. After regulatory scrutiny, Binance shut down the service within months. The company has now resumed tokenized shares through its partnership with Ondo Finance.
Last month, Binance stated that it was considering a renewed move into tokenized stocks. The latest listings on Binance Alpha confirm that plan. The rollout follows growing activity on blockchain-based stock trading platforms.
Tokenized Stocks Market Expands Across Exchanges
Tokenized stocks have grown through crypto exchanges and traditional brokers. According to recent market data, the total value of the sector is approaching $1 billion. Ondo Finance reports more than $550 million in locked value.
The company also recorded a cumulative trading volume of $11 billion since September 2025. Other exchanges, including Kraken, Bybit and Gemini, have introduced similar products. Robinhood has also launched tokenized stock trading services.
Traditional exchanges have also outlined plans with equity tokens. Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange have presented proposals related to blockchain-based trading models. These developments correspond with Binance’s re-entry into tokenized equities through Ondo Finance.
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