TL;DR
- 1inch now lets eligible users swap more than 450 Ondo tokenized stocks and ETFs on Solana, marking the first non-EVM Ondo integration through its infrastructure.
- Tokka Labs acts as the independent resolver filling Solana orders, while Ondo remains responsible for issuance, backing, eligibility and redemption of the tokenized products.
- The assets are not company-issued shares and remain unavailable to U.S. users, with liquidity and access varying by jurisdiction and instrument.
1inch has expanded access to Ondo Global Markets tokenized stocks and ETFs on Solana, giving eligible users a new route to swap blockchain-based representations of traditional securities. In the official announcement, 1inch said more than 450 Ondo assets are now available on Solana, including products linked to Apple, Tesla, Nvidia and multiple ETFs. For investors following tokenized stocks, the integration makes Solana the first non-EVM network where Ondo’s tokenized equities can be accessed through 1inch.
Ondo Stocks Expand Beyond EVM Networks Through 1inch
Ondo launched its tokenized stocks on Solana in January 2026 with more than 200 products, and the catalog has since expanded beyond 450. Each token is backed by the corresponding traditional security held through Ondo’s infrastructure, but the products are not shares issued directly by Apple, Tesla, Nvidia or other underlying companies. They remain subject to Ondo’s terms, eligibility requirements and redemption framework. The expansion builds on Ondo’s earlier Solana rollout. The distinction matters because users receive tokenized exposure structured by Ondo rather than direct ownership issued by the underlying public company.
Execution on Solana uses Tokka Labs as an independent resolver. When an eligible user requests an Ondo tokenized stock or ETF through 1inch, Tokka Labs fills the order, while the user follows the same flow used for other swaps: selecting Solana, choosing the desired asset, reviewing the quote and confirming the transaction. 1inch already supported Ondo products on EVM-compatible networks, and previous Ondo trading through 1inch exceeded $2.5 billion in volume by March 2026. The Solana integration extends that access model to a different blockchain architecture rather than simply duplicating an EVM deployment.
The expansion arrives as Solana’s RWA ecosystem grows. Citing RWA.xyz, 1inch said Solana held $4.39 billion in distributed RWA value by mid-October, with about 907,000 holders. Across chains, tokenized stocks represented $3.48 billion in distributed value, while Ondo was listed as the largest tokenized-stock issuer with more than $4 billion across 459 assets. The integration also extends access previously available through Ledger and 1inch. Solana support therefore broadens the choice available to eligible users seeking onchain exposure to traditional markets. 1inch is expanding distribution, but it does not issue or manage these tokenized securities, and access remains restricted by jurisdiction and eligibility. Ondo stocks and ETFs are unavailable to U.S. users, while liquidity and trading conditions can vary by asset.
