MEXC widens zero-fee tokenized stock offerings with Ondo
Cryptocurrency exchange MEXC has expanded its tokenized stock roster, adding 32 new Ondo Finance–powered U.S. stock pairs to its spot markets, the company announced Monday. The move — the seventh phase of MEXC’s collaboration with Ondo — gives the exchange’s claimed 40 million users broader, zero-fee access to traditional equities on-chain.
What’s new
- 32 additional tokenized U.S. stock pairs went live on MEXC’s spot market, bringing the exchange’s total to 101 tokenized stock spot pairs and 52 perpetual futures pairs.
- The new listings include blue-chip names such as Johnson & Johnson, AbbVie, American Airlines, Caterpillar and Amazon, consumer favorites like Coca-Cola and Chipotle Mexican Grill, and ETFs including ProShares UltraPro QQQ and iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond.
- All pairs are denominated in a U.S. dollar stablecoin and backed by MEXC’s market-making technology, which the exchange says ensures liquidity and tight spreads.
Why it matters
MEXC positions tokenized stocks and real-world assets (RWAs) as a bridge between traditional finance and crypto-native markets. By offering zero-fee trading on tokenized equities, the exchange aims to lower barriers to institutional-quality assets and provide crypto users more portfolio diversification alongside digital-asset holdings.
“We believe tokenized stocks and RWAs are the future of global investing, and zero-fee tokenized stock trading has long been part of our platform,” said Vugar Usi, MEXC’s COO. “Our expansion with Ondo Finance strengthens our mission to give 40 million users seamless, blockchain-powered access to institutional-quality assets, removing barriers and unlocking new opportunities worldwide.”
Background and outlook
MEXC first introduced tokenized stocks in September 2025. This latest rollout is part of ongoing plans with Ondo Finance to further expand tokenized asset listings into 2026, according to the announcement.
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