Ondo Finance has broadened its tokenized securities business by launching Ondo Global Markets on the Solana blockchain, enabling access to more than 200 tokenized U.S. stocks and exchange-traded funds. This move significantly expands the availability of real-world assets on-chain and strengthens Solana’s position as a hub for blockchain-based financial activity. With this rollout, users can engage with traditional public market instruments directly through Solana wallets and decentralized applications, rather than relying on conventional brokerage platforms.
The introduction of Ondo Global Markets allows participants to buy, sell, and trade a wide range of well-known financial assets entirely on-chain. These include U.S. blue-chip equities, technology and growth-oriented shares, broad-market and sector-specific ETFs, as well as commodity-linked products such as gold and silver funds. By integrating these assets into Solana’s ecosystem, Ondo is aiming to merge traditional finance exposure with the speed and efficiency of blockchain infrastructure.
Competitive Position and Asset Migration
With the launch on Solana, Ondo Global Markets has positioned itself as one of the largest issuers of tokenized real-world assets in the market. The platform now competes directly with other tokenized stock offerings already available on Solana, such as XStocks. In terms of asset count, Ondo has become the largest real-world asset issuer on the network. Prior to this expansion, Solana supported roughly 319 tokenized assets, and the migration of over 200 existing Ondo products represents a substantial increase.
These migrated assets were among Ondo’s most actively traded offerings across other blockchains. By bringing them to Solana, the company is opening access to a large and active user base, estimated to range between 2.8 million and 3.2 million daily active users. This broad reach is expected to enhance liquidity and adoption for tokenized securities within the Solana ecosystem.
Liquidity Model Linked to Traditional Markets
A key differentiator for Ondo Global Markets lies in its liquidity structure. Many tokenized stock platforms rely on relatively small on-chain liquidity pools, which can restrict trade sizes and lead to pricing inefficiencies. Ondo has adopted a different approach by linking its tokenized assets to liquidity sourced from major traditional exchanges, including NASDAQ and the New York Stock Exchange. This structure enables users to execute larger trades while receiving pricing that closely mirrors brokerage-level rates.
Today, Solana goes TradFi.
Hundreds of tokenized stocks & ETFs are now live on @solana, bringing the full TradFi portfolio to crypto’s largest trading ecosystem.
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— Ondo Finance (@OndoFinance) January 21, 2026
According to Ondo Finance leadership, this model is designed to give users confidence that they can trade tokenized stocks at a meaningful scale without sacrificing price quality. The connection to deep traditional market liquidity is intended to reduce slippage and improve overall trading reliability for on-chain participants.
Future Growth and Ecosystem Integration
The liquidity framework also allows Ondo to introduce hundreds of assets simultaneously and sets the stage for further expansion. The company has indicated plans to add thousands more tokenized stocks and ETFs over time. Access to these assets is supported through existing Solana-based tools such as JupiterZ, making integration smoother for users already active in the ecosystem. More than 200 tokenized stocks are available via request-for-quote trading, with just-in-time minting and redemption during market hours and continued liquidity availability after markets close.
The Solana deployment follows earlier launches on Ethereum and BNB Chain in late 2025. Since its initial rollout, Ondo has reported strong global demand from users seeking on-chain exposure to U.S. equities. The platform has disclosed total value locked in the range of $460 million to $520 million, alongside cumulative trading volumes between $5.1 billion and $6.8 billion across supported blockchains.
Representatives from the Solana Foundation have explained that Solana was selected due to its ability to support high-performance financial applications ata global scale, while also emphasizing that real-world assets are expected to play a central role in the future evolution of blockchain-based finance.
