MetaMask has taken a big step toward blending crypto and traditional finance. The popular wallet now gives users access to more than 200 tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs through a new integration with Ondo Finance.
Ondo announced the update on Feb. 3, confirming that its Ondo Global Markets platform is now supported directly inside MetaMask. This means users can access tokenized versions of traditional assets without leaving the wallet or opening a separate brokerage account.
With this integration, eligible mobile users in supported regions can trade tokenized stocks, ETFs, and commodity-based products all in one place. Everything happens inside MetaMask, making it easier to move between crypto and traditional-style investments.
The list of available assets includes tokenized shares of major U.S. companies like Tesla, Apple, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Amazon. Users can also access popular ETFs such as QQQ and IWM. On top of that, some tokenized funds offer exposure to commodities like gold, silver, copper, and rare earth metals.
Ondo Global Markets, which issues these tokenized products, has grown quickly since launching in September 2025. The platform now holds more than $500 million in total value locked, showing strong demand for onchain access to real-world assets.
While minting and redeeming these tokens still follows normal U.S. market hours, the tokens themselves can be transferred at any time. They move freely across major blockchains like Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain, giving users more flexibility than traditional markets.
One of the biggest advantages is control. Users can hold tokenized stocks and ETFs in their own wallet, right alongside their cryptocurrencies. Ondo says this removes the need for separate broker accounts and reduces reliance on centralized platforms.
Ondo President Ian De Bode said MetaMask is already where millions of people manage their onchain assets, and this integration brings an entirely new type of investment into that familiar space. Joe Lubin, founder of Consensys and co-founder of Ethereum, added that this shows how crypto wallets can connect traditional finance with blockchain technology without giving up user ownership.
Ondo revealed the MetaMask integration during its 2026 Ondo Summit in New York. The event brought together banks, regulators, and financial firms, highlighting growing interest in regulated, blockchain-based financial products.
At the summit, Ondo also shared plans to expand its platform to include thousands of tokenized assets in the future, including more stocks, ETFs, and even mutual funds. The company also highlighted Ondo Chain, a blockchain designed specifically to meet regulatory and institutional requirements.
Many in the industry see this MetaMask partnership as a practical step toward wider adoption of tokenized assets. For everyday users who already rely on self-custodial wallets for crypto and DeFi, accessing traditional investments in the same place could be a major shift in how people invest.
