Binance has listed 10 tokenised equities, ETFs and commodities from Ondo Global Markets on its Binance Alpha platform, expanding its push into real-world assets with regulatory approval in Abu Dhabi.
The initial lineup includes AAPLon, NVDAon and QQQon, representing Apple, Nvidia and the Invesco QQQ Trust ETF, with more tokenised assets expected to follow.
“At Binance, we’re committed to giving our users easier access to a wider variety of products that meet their trading needs,”
Said Jeff Li, vice president of product at Binance.
A Binance spokesperson said the rollout was approved by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority in Abu Dhabi and is limited to Binance Alpha, a platform within Binance Wallet launched in late 2024 that is separate from the exchange’s main spot and futures markets.
Neither Binance nor Ondo’s tokenised stocks and ETFs are available in the United States, the company said, underscoring ongoing jurisdictional constraints around digital securities.
The move builds on Binance’s broader real-world asset strategy, which began with integrations of tokenised money market and Treasury products in 2025 and expanded to gold and silver perpetual futures settled in USDT.
Binance previously offered tokenised versions of stocks such as Coinbase and MicroStrategy in 2021 before halting trading amid regulatory scrutiny, signalling a renewed but more regulated approach to bridging traditional finance and crypto.