Bitget Wallet adds 130 xStocks tokenized equities

Bitget Wallet has integrated xStocks infrastructure, giving users access to more than 130 tokenized stocks and ETFs through its self-custodial wallet.

Bitget Wallet said the xStocks integration gives its 90 million users access to tokenized equities from the same platform they use for crypto storage, swaps, and trading. The launch adds U.S. stock and ETF-linked products to its self-custodial wallet interface.

The company said the move expands its tokenized real-world asset offering to more than 300 products. These include equities, commodities, precious metals, and index-linked assets. Its tokenized equity products have processed more than $30 billion in volume since 2025, according to the announcement.

xStocks integration adds 130 tokenized stocks and ETFs

xStocks are tokenized versions of real-world stocks and ETFs. Kraken says each xStock is backed 1:1 by the underlying equity and issued as an on-chain token. At launch, Kraken listed assets such as Tesla, Apple, Nvidia, and SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust.

Kraken agreed to acquire Backed Finance in December 2025 to expand xStocks and support global demand for tokenized equities. Kraken said the deal would strengthen its tokenized asset business and support broader market access.

Tokenized stock market competition grows

Bitget Wallet’s move comes as xStocks keeps expanding across crypto venues. Kraken said in March that xStocks had reached 100 fully backed tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs, up from 60 at launch, and surpassed $25 billion in total transaction volume.

RWA.xyz data shows Ondo and xStocks are among the largest tokenized stock platforms by asset value. Ondo held about $887.8 million in tokenized stock value, while xStocks held about $394.2 million, according to the tracker.

crypto.news previously reported that Bitget and Bitget Wallet launched tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs through Ondo Finance in 2025. That earlier rollout added more than 100 tokenized U.S. equities and ETFs to Bitget’s product range.

RWA products move into self-custody wallets

The new xStocks integration adds another layer to Bitget Wallet’s RWA strategy. It lets users trade tokenized assets while keeping control of their private keys and funds, rather than moving assets into a standard brokerage account.

Bitget Wallet said the product supports request-for-quote and automated-market-maker liquidity models. It also said users can trade tokenized assets with zero trading fees and gasless execution, though the products are not available in the United States, United Kingdom, or other restricted markets.

Bitget has framed tokenized markets as part of a wider shift in asset access. In a January update, Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said demand is moving beyond equities into “assets like gold and commodities” that can trade with crypto-like speed.