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Explore Tokenized Stocks

Track tokenized stocks and ETFs, compare issuers, see where they trade and understand what each token actually represents.

Market, issuer and platform data is refreshed daily. Tokenized equities can differ materially from ordinary shares.

Assets tracked
14
Verified identity records
On-chain asset value
Unavailable
Not estimated
Active issuers
1
Current dataset
Chains · platforms
6 · 1
Verified tokenized venues

Top Tokenized Stocks and ETFs

Ranked by verified tokenized-market activity; missing activity is never replaced with the underlying company’s market cap.

Verified Jul 23, 2026

14 verified instruments · Missing market values are shown as unavailable, never estimated.

Where to Trade Tokenized Stocks

Kraken

Separate products: xStocks for eligible non-U.S. clients and ordinary stocks through Kraken Securities for eligible U.S. users.

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How Tokenized Stocks Work

A token can track a listed security without being the ordinary share itself. The instrument’s issuer, collateral, custody, redemption mechanics and corporate-action rules determine what the holder actually owns.

Trust disclosure

Tokenized equities can differ materially from ordinary shares. Holder rights, backing, redemption, dividends and legal protections depend on the issuer and product structure. Platform availability varies by jurisdiction.

Tokenized Stock FAQs

What is a tokenized stock?

A tokenized stock is a blockchain instrument designed to provide economic exposure to an underlying share. Its legal structure and holder rights depend on the issuer.

Is a tokenized stock the same as owning a real share?

No. An xStock is an issuer certificate and does not make its holder a direct shareholder or provide voting rights.

Are tokenized stocks backed by real shares?

Some are. xStocks reports 1:1 collateralization by the corresponding underlying security, but other issuers may use different structures.

Do tokenized stocks provide voting rights?

The xStocks instruments tracked here do not provide shareholder voting rights.

Do tokenized stocks pay dividends?

Treatment varies. xStocks reflects corporate actions through an on-chain multiplier rather than direct shareholder ownership.

Where can I trade tokenized stocks?

Verified venue availability is shown per instrument. OKX currently offers supported unified tokenized-stock spot markets in eligible regions.

Can U.S. investors buy tokenized stocks?

xStocks are not offered to U.S. persons. Kraken’s U.S. stocks product is ordinary equity trading, not xStocks.

What is the difference between xStocks and ordinary stocks?

xStocks are tokenized tracker certificates with economic exposure. Ordinary stocks are shares in the underlying company.

Why can tokenized stocks trade outside U.S. market hours?

Secondary token markets may operate continuously, even while the underlying U.S. exchange is closed; liquidity and tracking can then differ.

What causes a premium or discount?

Liquidity, market hours, fees, stale references and the token multiplier can move a token away from the comparable underlying price.

Can tokenized stocks be redeemed for real shares?

Issuer redemption terms apply and eligibility may be restricted. Review the final terms for the specific instrument.

What are the risks?

Issuer, custody, legal structure, liquidity, tracking, smart-contract, blockchain, platform and regional risks can all affect holders.

How often is the directory updated?

Provider listings and reference records are designed for at least daily refresh, while stale or unavailable fields remain explicitly marked.

Sources and Methodology

Identity, legal structure and multipliers use official xStocks documentation. Exact OKX instruments are validated against OKX public market data. Kraken tokenized and traditional-equity products remain separate records. Missing price, volume, holder or liquidity data is shown as unavailable.