MetaMask users outside the US can now trade over 200 tokenized US stocks, ETFs, and commodities directly within the wallet thanks to a new integration with Ondo Finance.
Key Takeaways
- MetaMask has launched support for tokenized US stocks, ETFs, and commodities, powered by Ondo Finance’s Global Markets platform.
- More than 200 tokenized assets including Tesla, Apple, Nvidia, and gold ETFs are now available to eligible users in non-US jurisdictions.
- The new feature allows 24/5 trading without a brokerage account, using USDC on the Ethereum network.
- This rollout highlights the growing trend of real-world asset tokenization and pushes MetaMask closer to becoming an all-in-one finance app.
What Happened?
MetaMask, the popular self-custodial crypto wallet developed by Consensys, has integrated tokenized assets via Ondo Global Markets. This move gives eligible users in over 160 countries outside the US access to more than 200 tokenized US stocks, ETFs, and commodities like gold and silver directly inside MetaMask’s mobile app.
These tokenized assets are available through MetaMask Swaps, allowing users to exchange USDC for tokens that track the value of real-world assets.
Wall Street, now in @MetaMask.
— Ondo Finance (@OndoFinance) February 3, 2026
The largest selection of tokenized stocks just landed in the world’s most widely used self-custodial wallet.
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MetaMask Expands into Tokenized Finance
MetaMask’s new feature opens the door for its users to trade tokenized shares of major US companies such as Apple, Tesla, and Nvidia, along with ETFs that track indices and commodities like Nasdaq, gold, and silver. These assets are available 24 hours a day, five days a week.
- The tokenized assets are hosted on the Ethereum blockchain.
- All trades are conducted using USDC, Circle’s stablecoin.
- No brokerage account is required, giving users direct access to traditional markets through decentralized infrastructure.
Joe Lubin, CEO of Consensys and co-founder of Ethereum, emphasized how this marks a shift in how people can interact with financial assets. Lubin said:
Desktop Support Coming Soon
Currently, this feature is only available via MetaMask’s mobile app, but desktop users can expect access by late February through a browser extension update.
A Consensys spokesperson confirmed the phased rollout, adding that they’re actively working to expand functionality across platforms.
Regional Restrictions in Place
Despite the global appeal, the feature is not available in the US or several other jurisdictions, including Canada, the UK, and the European Economic Area. In total, 30 countries and regions are excluded due to regulatory restrictions.
- IP-based restrictions will prevent users in blocked regions from accessing tokenized trading.
- MetaMask is exploring “compliant ways” to broaden access in the future, aligned with shifting regulatory frameworks.
It’s important to note that these tokenized assets do not confer legal ownership of the underlying securities and are not registered under US securities laws.
Tokenized RWAs Gain Momentum
The move places MetaMask alongside other major crypto platforms like Coinbase and Trust Wallet, both of which have also expanded into tokenized real-world assets and prediction markets. MetaMask itself had already partnered with Polymarket in 2025 to bring prediction markets to its app.
This latest launch signals how wallets are evolving into more comprehensive platforms that serve both crypto and traditional finance users.
- The real-world asset (RWA) tokenization market has surpassed $22 billion, with projections from Ark Invest suggesting it could top $11 trillion by 2030.
- This growth is blurring the lines between traditional finance (TradFi) and decentralized finance (DeFi).
CoinLaw’s Takeaway
I see this as a major step in the evolution of digital wallets. In my experience, one of the biggest frictions for everyday users has been the gap between crypto and traditional finance. MetaMask is shrinking that gap. By letting people buy tokenized Apple or gold directly from the same place they swap ETH or mint NFTs, MetaMask is reshaping what a wallet can be.
This is the kind of seamless experience the crypto industry needs to win over mainstream users. While regulatory limitations still exist, this move sets a powerful precedent. I found it especially promising that no brokerage account is needed. That’s real democratization in action.