TLDR
- Ondo lists 10 tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs on Deutsche Börse-backed 360X platform
- Tokenized assets run on Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain within EU regulated markets
- Clearstream enables custody and settlement for tokenized securities with €20T assets under custody
- Ondo gains approval to offer tokenized stocks and ETFs across 30 European countries
- Over 500 million EU and EEA investors can access tokenized exposure to U.S. equities
Ondo Finance has launched tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs in Europe through a new partnership with Deutsche Börse-backed platform 360X. The move connects blockchain-based assets with established financial market systems. It also expands access for institutional investors across the European Union and European Economic Area.
Ondo launches tokenized stocks on 360X platform
Ondo Finance has listed tokenized versions of major U.S. stocks and ETFs on 360X. The platform is regulated and supported by Deutsche Börse Group. The initial listings include Apple, Amazon, Tesla, and Nvidia, among others.
These assets are issued on public blockchains such as Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain. At the same time, they are traded within a regulated European environment. This setup allows institutions to access blockchain assets through familiar systems.
The launch marks the largest batch of tokenized securities listed on 360X so far. It also follows Ondo’s approval to offer such products across 30 European countries. As a result, more than 500 million investors can gain exposure to U.S. markets.
Carlo Kölzer, CEO of 360X, said, ”The listing of Ondo’s first 10 tokenized stocks and ETFs allows us to broaden the range of digital assets accessible to our clients.”
Clearstream integration supports custody and settlement
The partnership also includes Clearstream, a major post-trade services provider under Deutsche Börse Group. Clearstream will handle custody, settlement, and collateral services for these tokenized assets.
This integration will allow institutions to manage tokenized securities like traditional assets. It also connects blockchain-based products with existing financial workflows. As a result, firms can avoid building new systems from scratch.
Clearstream holds around €20 trillion in assets under custody. Its involvement brings scale and trust to the initiative. It also enables tokenized assets to be used in collateral management.
Jens Hachmeister from Clearstream said, ”We are bridging traditional and digital assets to build a more efficient market.”
Institutional access expands across Europe
The rollout is aimed at broker-dealers and institutional investors across Europe. These participants can now trade tokenized assets within a compliant framework. At the same time, they benefit from blockchain features such as faster transfers.
Ondo Global Markets provides the infrastructure for issuing and redeeming these tokens. Each token is backed by the underlying stock or ETF, along with cash reserves. However, the tokens do not grant ownership rights to the actual shares.
The platform also plans to expand into EU-listed assets in the future. This step would allow European securities to be tokenized and distributed globally. It would also deepen the link between traditional and digital finance.
Matthieu de Vergnes from Ondo said, ”This is a major turning point for the adoption of tokenized securities within regulated markets.”
Tokenized finance moves into mainstream systems
The collaboration creates a full lifecycle system for tokenized securities. It covers trading, custody, settlement, and collateral use. This structure aligns blockchain assets with traditional financial infrastructure.
Ondo also plans to distribute tokenized assets globally, excluding the United States. At the same time, Clearstream may provide tokenized versions of assets it already holds. This creates a two-way flow between traditional and digital markets.
The use of regulated platforms ensures compliance with European rules. It also builds confidence among institutional users. As a result, tokenized finance continues to move closer to mainstream adoption.
The launch shows how established financial firms and blockchain companies are working together. It also reflects growing demand for digital versions of traditional assets.





