Tokenized Stocks

Live prices for major tokenized equities, plus what on-chain stocks are, where to trade them and the risks.

Tokenized stocks: three things to know first

Tokenized stocks are tokens issued against real shares held by a custodian, giving price exposure to US equities inside a crypto account. This page covers what they are, why people use them, available tickers, where to buy, risks and costs, and includes a live quote panel.

Key points

Data and limits

The quote panel refreshes about once a minute and is for reference. Availability and supported tickers depend on your region and account, and US persons usually cannot use these products; check the exchange and issuer’s official pages.

Common questions

Is a tokenized stock the same as owning the share?

No. You hold a token that tracks the share price, usually without voting rights, and dividends follow the issuer’s rules. The token’s value depends on the issuer and custodian actually holding the shares.

Can US residents buy them?

Usually not. Most tokenized-stock products are closed to US persons for compliance reasons, and other regions have their own limits; confirm on the exchange and issuer’s official pages before ordering.

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