Ondo Finance Partners With MetaMask to Bring Tokenized Stocks and ETFs On-Chain

TheNewsCryptoPublicado a 2026-02-04Actualizado a 2026-02-04

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Ondo Finance has partnered with MetaMask to integrate tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs into the wallet's interface, enabling millions of non-U.S. users to access these assets without a brokerage account. The integration, announced at the Ondo Global Summit, offers over 200 tokenized assets—including major companies and indices—purchasable with USDC on Ethereum for 24/7 trading. Despite the news briefly boosting the ONDO token to nearly $0.294, it has since pulled back, trading around $0.289 amid a broader monthly decline of 35%. U.S. users remain excluded due to regulatory restrictions.

Ondo Finance announced a major partnership, as it expands on-chain access with a new integration with MetaMask, allowing millions of users to tap into tokenized stocks and ETFs through Ondo Global Markets. After this announcement, the ONDO token surged and is seeing a pullback amid broader monthly declines.

On February 3, the integration between MetaMask and Ondo Finance was unveiled at the Ondo Global Summit, which happened in New York City. Which “marks one of the first instances of native access to tokenized US stocks and ETFs within a major self-custodial wallet,” mentioned in the official MetaMask blog post.

The official blog post states that more than 200 tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs, which track gold, silver, and the Nasdaq-100, also the companies like Tesla, NVIDIA, Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon, are now available to valid mobile users within permitted non-U.S. regions without the need to open a traditional brokerage account.

When looking deeper, the tight geographical restrictions mean that users in major financial centers, like the United States, are still not included.

As the integration operates through the MetaMask Swap interface, users can purchase Ondo Global Markets (GM) tokens on the Ethereum network with USDC. These blockchain-based tokens can be traded around-the-clock, every day of the week, and are intended to reflect the value of the underlying stocks or ETFs.

ONDO Market Reaction

As ONDO remains down 35% on the monthly chart, following that, the integration news sees ONDO’s brief surge to nearly $0.294 yesterday before dipping to around $0.26 in early trading hours. The token has since rebounded and is trading near $0.289, up a modest 0.71% over the past 24 hours as market participants continue to assess the impact of the MetaMask integration.

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