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Ondo Finance announced its Ondo Global Markets platform has surpassed $1 billion in total value locked (TVL), becoming the first tokenized stock and ETF trading platform to reach this scale. It is understood that the platform has been online for less than 8 months, with TVL doubling since January 2026 and accumulating approximately $18 billion in trading volume. According to data from RWA.xyz, it currently holds over 70% market share in the tokenized stock issuance sector.
Ondo Finance has officially disclosed that Ondo now supports bridging its tokenized stocks and ETFs (such as SPYon, NVDAon, TSLAon, etc.) from Ethereum and BNB Chain to Hyperliquid’s HyperEVM via the Ondo Bridge. This integration supports 35 types of tokenized assets, which can be combined with Hyperliquid’s perpetual contract markets for strategies such as basis trading, funding rate arbitrage, and neutral hedging. The prices of Ondo’s tokenized assets are pegged to quotes from traditional markets like the NYSE and Nasdaq, aiming to preserve off-chain market liquidity. Since its launch in September 2025, Ondo Global Markets has accumulated a total TVL of approximately $970 million, with a trading volume of nearly $18 billion.
According to CoinDesk, Ondo Finance has partnered with Broadridge to introduce proxy voting functionality for holders of over 250 tokenized securities on its platform. Users can log in to Broadridge’s ProxyVote system via their crypto wallets to review corporate documents and submit voting preferences. The total market value of stocks and ETF tokens currently issued on its Global Markets platform exceeds $700 million. Ondo stated that while these tokens do not directly confer shareholder rights, the platform can consider investors’ voting preferences when exercising voting rights on the underlying shares it holds.
According to Ondo Finance’s official blog, Ondo Finance recently submitted a “no-action” request to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), seeking confirmation from the SEC that it will not take enforcement action against Ondo’s model for recording and managing certain security interests in tokenized form on the Ethereum mainnet. The request concerns its Ondo Global Markets (OGM) product, which currently offers non-U.S. investors tokenized notes providing exposure to U.S. equities and ETFs. Under this model, the underlying securities remain within the existing legal, custodial, and recordkeeping frameworks; official books and records remain unchanged. Only in limited circumstances are the relevant security interests mapped onto the Ethereum mainnet in tokenized form, held by custodian BitGo to support recordkeeping and operational processes.