OKX and ICE outline tokenised securities trading venue

• OKX and Intercontinental Exchange are linked to a public notice concerning a tokenised securities trading venue.
• The notice dated 19 October 2026 is the primary document for the proposed venue’s regulatory and operational details.
• The initiative concerns infrastructure for tokenised securities, a market segment connecting traditional financial instruments with blockchain-based systems.

OKXICE LLC, a 50-50 joint venture between Intercontinental Exchange (NYSE:ICE) and OKC USA Holding, operates the venue.

The venue uses Uniswap v4 liquidity pools deployed on XLayer, with approved wallets trading tokenised stocks against supported stablecoins.

Each tokenised stock issued by an unaffiliated third party must represent one underlying share held through a registered broker-dealer.

Participants must pass identity, anti-money laundering, sanctions and wallet checks before receiving permission to trade.

The public notice states OKXICE TSV is not registered with the US Securities and Exchange Commission and lacks certain protections applicable to registered exchanges.

The venue operates under temporary conditional exemptive relief subject to SEC oversight, and inconsistent operation could trigger enforcement action.

The notice outlines a blockchain-based securities trading venue with restricted access, stablecoin settlement and regulatory conditions rather than a conventional registered exchange.