Bitget Wallet Opens Tokenized Stocks and RWAs to Developers Through API Upgrade

The race to bring real-world assets onchain has largely focused on tokenization itself. The harder challenge has been making those assets easy to access.

Bitget Wallet believes it has solved part of that problem.

The self-custodial wallet provider has upgraded its DEX Aggregator API to support market-order trading for tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), including tokenized stocks. The update allows developers and platform partners to offer direct trading into tokenized equities using the same infrastructure already used for crypto swaps.

The move comes as tokenized assets continue gaining traction across the industry. According to Bitget Wallet, the onchain RWA market has grown to approximately $31 billion, with tokenized equities accounting for around $1.6 billion of that total.

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Despite that growth, trading tokenized stocks remains fragmented.

Many platforms struggle to balance reliable execution with liquidity access, often forcing users to choose between accurate pricing and successful order completion. Partial fills and routing inefficiencies have become common pain points as demand for tokenized securities increases.

Bringing Tokenized Stocks Into Existing Crypto Infrastructure

Bitget Wallet's latest upgrade introduces what it describes as the first all-RFQ (Request for Quote) multi-hop routing system built specifically for tokenized RWA trading.

Rather than routing trades through traditional liquidity pools, every step of a transaction is confirmed through RFQ liquidity before execution. The goal is to provide more predictable execution and eliminate partial fills when users swap crypto assets into tokenized stocks.

For developers, the upgrade means tokenized assets can be added without building separate infrastructure.

A user holding one token can trade directly into tokenized equities, ETFs, or other supported RWAs through a single interface, while the routing logic handles the underlying execution.

Launch integrations include offerings from Ondo Finance and xStocks, with additional RWA providers expected to join the network.

A Growing Market for Tokenized Assets

The range of supported assets extends beyond individual stocks.

The platform now supports tokenized exposure to:

• U.S.-listed equities

• American Depositary Receipts (ADRs)

• Broad-market ETFs

• Sector and thematic funds

• Fixed-income products

• Commodities

• Regional market indices

Pricing updates every five seconds, helping ensure quotes remain current across integrated issuers.

"The RWA market has a liquidity problem that most people haven't articulated clearly," said Alvin Kan, COO of Bitget Wallet.

"What we've built is a routing architecture that makes RFQ work the way market participants actually need it to — deterministic, fast, and without requiring integrators to take on market-making risk. That's the missing layer, and we're the first to close it."

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Building the Rails for Onchain Finance

The update expands Bitget Wallet's broader push to become an infrastructure provider for onchain financial applications.

Its API already supports token swaps, cross-chain transactions, and real-time market data. According to the company, aggregator partners process more than $20 million in average daily trading volume through the service.

The API has been integrated by platforms including 0x, LI.FI, CoW Swap, deBridge, and XOSwap.

Bitget Wallet is also introducing a new fee collection service, allowing partners to collect and settle transaction fees through Bitget's infrastructure instead of building their own billing systems.

As tokenized equities continue to emerge as one of crypto's fastest-growing sectors, infrastructure providers are increasingly competing to become the connectivity layer between traditional assets and onchain markets. Bitget Wallet's latest upgrade positions the company squarely in that race.