Bitget Wallet Brings Tokenized Stocks to 90 Million Users Through xStocks Integration

The gap between traditional finance and crypto continues to narrow. Bitget Wallet has integrated xStocks, giving its more than 90 million users access to over 130 tokenized stocks and ETFs directly from their self-custodial wallets.

The move expands Bitget Wallet's broader real-world asset offering to more than 300 products, including equities, commodities, precious metals, and index-linked assets.

The integration arrives as tokenized equities gain momentum across the digital asset industry. Rather than opening a traditional brokerage account, users can now access onchain versions of publicly traded stocks and ETFs from the same interface they already use to manage cryptocurrencies.

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Bringing Wall Street Onchain

Since launching in 2025, xStocks has emerged as one of the largest tokenized equities platforms in the market, processing more than $30 billion in transaction volume across its products.

By integrating the infrastructure directly into Bitget Wallet, users can trade tokenized equities alongside more than one million digital assets while maintaining full control of their funds through self-custody.

The experience also introduces features crypto traders have come to expect, including gasless execution, zero trading fees, AI-powered trading signals, and around-the-clock market access.

While traditional stock markets remain tied to regional exchanges and trading hours, tokenized assets allow investors to interact with equity exposure through blockchain infrastructure that operates continuously.

The Next Phase of Real-World Assets

The integration reflects a broader industry trend toward bringing traditional financial assets onchain.

Tokenized equities have long been viewed as one of the largest opportunities within the real-world asset sector, potentially opening access to global capital markets for users who face geographic, banking, or brokerage restrictions.

“Tokenized equities are becoming a more practical way for people to access global markets, but the user experience still matters,” said Alvin Kan.

“By integrating xStocks, we’re expanding Bitget Wallet’s all-in-one asset shelf to bring together crypto, tokenized stocks, and ETFs in one self-custodial interface, while making onchain trading simpler, faster, and more accessible for users worldwide.”

The platform combines multiple liquidity models, including RFQ and AMM-based trading, helping reduce execution friction while supporting a fully digital settlement process.

Tokenized Stocks Move Beyond Exchanges

For xStocks, the partnership represents another step toward making tokenized equities a native component of the broader crypto ecosystem rather than a standalone product category.

“Tokenized equities shouldn't live in a silo — they belong in every wallet, right next to the assets people already use every day,” said Val Gui.

“Bitget Wallet's millions of self-custodial users puts these assets where users expect to see them. Now they can trade tokenized stocks and ETFs without ever leaving the environment they trust.”

As part of the launch, Bitget Wallet users will also receive a 20% boost in xPoints rewards, marking the first dedicated incentive for wallet users participating in the xPoints ecosystem.

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A Growing Race for Tokenized Markets

The launch highlights how quickly tokenized equities are becoming a competitive battleground among crypto platforms.

While stablecoins remain the largest real-world asset category onchain, tokenized stocks, ETFs, and commodities are increasingly viewed as the next frontier for blockchain-based financial infrastructure.

For Bitget Wallet, the integration strengthens its position as an all-in-one financial platform that combines crypto, payments, and real-world assets under a single self-custodial experience.

For the broader industry, it signals a future where investors may access stocks, crypto, commodities, and other financial instruments through the same wallet—without relying on traditional financial intermediaries.