TL;DR
- Exodus Markets now gives eligible users access to more than 200 tokenized stocks, ETFs, and real-world assets directly through a self-custody wallet.
- The platform is powered by Ondo Finance and operates on Solana, expanding blockchain-based access to traditional financial products.
- The launch reflects the growing convergence of crypto infrastructure and global capital markets.
The market for tokenized assets continues to expand as crypto firms look for new ways to connect traditional finance with blockchain networks. This week, Exodus introduced Exodus Markets in partnership with Ondo Finance, allowing eligible customers to access more than 200 tokenized stocks, exchange-traded funds, and real-world assets directly from the Exodus wallet.
Exodus Markets is live.
Tokenized assets. Onchain ownership.
200+ of the biggest names in the world, sitting inside Exodus.
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— Exodus (@exodus) June 12, 2026
The new service enables users in supported regions to buy, sell, and hold tokenized financial products on Solana without relying on a conventional brokerage account. Alongside major stocks and ETFs, the platform also includes tokenized shares of Exodus itself, reinforcing the company’s long-standing interest in blockchain-based capital markets.
Exodus Markets Expands Self-Custody Access
Exodus has built its reputation around self-custody, giving users direct control over their digital assets. With the launch of Exodus Markets, the company is extending that model beyond cryptocurrencies and into tokenized versions of traditional investments.
According to CEO and co-founder JP Richardson, tokenized equities allow investors to manage a broader range of assets using the same ownership principles that helped drive crypto adoption. Rather than separating crypto and traditional investments across multiple platforms, Exodus aims to bring both into a single user experience.
The release arrives as tokenized assets gain traction across the industry. Exchanges, fintech firms, and decentralized finance protocols have increasingly explored tokenized securities as a way to provide more efficient access to financial markets. Around-the-clock availability and blockchain-based settlement remain among the sector’s main attractions.
Ondo Finance Strengthens Tokenized Markets Push
For Ondo Finance, the partnership represents another step in expanding the reach of its tokenization infrastructure. The company has become one of the leading players in the real-world asset sector, a category that many industry observers view as a major growth area for blockchain technology.
Supporters of tokenization argue that blockchain networks can improve financial accessibility while reducing operational friction. Solana’s high throughput and low transaction costs have made it an increasingly popular foundation for tokenized financial products, particularly those targeting mainstream adoption.
While tokenized stocks provide economic exposure to underlying assets, Exodus emphasized that they do not represent direct ownership of the securities and do not grant shareholder rights. Availability also depends on local regulatory frameworks and supported jurisdictions.
