MetaMask Rolls Out Tokenized US Stocks and ETFs for Non-US Users
What Is MetaMask Rolling Out?
MetaMask is expanding beyond crypto-native assets by introducing access to tokenized US stocks, platform-traded funds, and commodities through Ondo Global Markets. begining Tuesday, eligible users outside the United States will be able to access around 200 tokenized assets, including US equities, ETFs, gold, and silver, directly through the wallet.
According to a statement, the assets will be available on the ETH network and accessed through MetaMask Swaps. Users can convert tokens, which are structured to track the value of their underlying assets on a 1:1 basis.
The rollout initially applies to MetaMask’s mobile app. Desktop support is expected later this month through a browser extension, a Consensys spokesperson said.
Investor Takeaway
Why Tokenized Stocks Matter for Wallet Users
Tokenized stocks and ETFs allow users to gain price exposure to traditional markets while staying within blockchain-based infrastructure. For MetaMask users, the integration removes the need to move funds between platforms, brokers, and wallets to access diverse asset classes.
Joe Lubin, ETH co-founder and chief executive of Consensys, framed the move as a response to friction in traditional markets. “Access to US markets still runs through legacy rails,” Lubin said, pointing to fragmented platforms and limited trading windows.
“Bringing Ondo’s tokenized US stocks and ETFs directly into MetaMask shows what a better model looks like,” he said. “A single, self-custodial wallet where people can move between without intermediaries and without giving up control.”
The , a unit of Ondo Finance that focuses on non-US investors. Ondo has drawn attention in recent years for its activity in , as well as its links to World Liberty Financial, a crypto project backed by US President Donald Trump.
Who Is Excluded From the Rollout?
The tokenized asset offering will not be available in the United States or in 30 other countries and regions. Excluded markets include Canada, the United Kingdom, and the European Economic Area, reflecting Ondo’s strategy of offering tokenized securities primarily to investors outside US regulatory reach.
MetaMask said it enforces these restrictions using a combination of controls. “MetaMask uses a number of methods to ensure geographical restrictions are enforced, including geographical restrictions based on the user’s IP address,” a Consensys spokesperson told Cointelegraph.
If a user attempts to access the feature from a restricted region, they will view an error message indicating that the trading route is unavailable. The spokesperson added that MetaMask is “continuing to explore compliant ways to expand global access to tokenized real-world assets in line with evolving regulatory frameworks.”
Investor Takeaway
How This Fits Into a Broader Industry Push
MetaMask’s move reflects a wider trend among wallets and platforms to bundle crypto, tokenized assets, and prediction markets into a single interface. The idea is to keep users inside one application rather than forcing them to switch between platforms for diverse asset classes.
Coinbase said last year that it was building its own tokenization platform, while assets in September 2025. Both companies have also moved into prediction markets, with Coinbase integrating Kalshi and Trust Wallet launching with Myriad.
MetaMask itself partnered with Polymarket in October 2025, adding prediction market access to its mobile app. The addition of tokenized stocks and ETFs pushes the wallet further toward a multi-asset model that blends crypto-native products with representations of traditional financial instruments.
For now, the rollout remains limited by jurisdiction and platform support. But the integration shows how self-custodial wallets are begining to act less like storage tools and more like access points to a broader set of financial markets.
