Tokenized stocks are blockchain-based tokens designed to mirror the price performance of publicly traded stocks or ETFs, providing on-chain price exposure without ownership rights. They do not represent actual ownership of the underlying equities and do not confer voting or dividend rights unless stated by the provider. Prices can be volatile, and you may lose part or all of your funds; features, fees, and availability vary by provider and jurisdiction. Tokenized stocks are issued by third-party providers and are not issued by OKX.
Trading tokenized stocks on OKX DEX can be done through the OKX Wallet app or web. Before trading, ensure you have USDT or USDC for trading; BNB for network fees; and sufficient wallet balance to avoid failed transactions. OKX Wallet app steps: open DEX, select a tokenized stock, enter the amount (minimum $20), submit the order, and check the My Orders and My Positions sections. OKX Wallet web steps: select a tokenized stock, enter the amount (minimum $20), submit the order, and check the My Orders and My Positions sections.
Your assets remain in your wallet until the on-chain transaction is executed; if your balance is insufficient (including gas fees), the transaction may fail or remain unexecuted. There are currently no trading fees for tokenized stocks, but native network gas fees apply to all trade actions. Tokenized stocks follow provider-defined trading sessions; for Ondo-issued tokens, sessions include Overnight 00:05 – 07:55, Pre-market 08:01 – 13:29, Market hours 13:31 – 19:59, and Post-market 20:01 – 23:59, with weekends and U.S. holidays affecting liquidity. Liquidity may be limited during pre-market, post-market, or overnight sessions, so stablecoins are recommended, and tokenized stocks generally do not provide shareholder rights, though fractional exposure is supported subject to the provider’s minimum trade size.
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