MetaMask has announced a new integration that brings tokenized versions of U.S. stocks, exchange-traded funds, and commodities directly into its mobile wallet. The feature, launched through a partnership with Ondo Finance’s Global Markets platform, gives eligible users outside the United States access to more than 200 tokenized financial assets.
According to a statement, the rollout allows users in supported non-U.S. jurisdictions to buy, hold, and trade these assets within the MetaMask mobile app. Transactions are handled through MetaMask’s Swaps feature, with purchases made using USDC on the Ethereum mainnet. The assets are issued as so-called “GM tokens” on Ondo’s platform.
The tokenized offerings are designed to track the market value of well-known U.S. equities such as Tesla, NVIDIA, Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon. They also include exposure to popular ETFs and commodity-linked products, including QQQ, SLV (silver), and IAU (gold). Trading is available 24 hours a day, five days a week, while token transfers can be made at any time.
Joe Lubin, founder and CEO of Consensys, the company behind MetaMask, said the integration highlights a shift in how users can interact with both crypto and traditional markets. In the statement, Lubin described the model as one where individuals can move between asset classes using a single self-custodial wallet, without relying on intermediaries or giving up control of their funds.
Access to the new tokenized assets is limited by jurisdiction. Users in the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Economic Area, Canada, China, Russia, and several other regions are excluded. MetaMask also emphasized that the tokens are not registered under U.S. securities laws and do not represent ownership of the underlying stocks, ETFs, or commodities.
In its press release, MetaMask framed the launch as part of a broader evolution in financial infrastructure. The company noted that tokenization is moving beyond early experimentation and toward wider distribution, as traditional financial instruments increasingly appear on blockchain networks.
The market for tokenized real-world assets has already grown to nearly $24 billion worldwide. Looking ahead, investment firm Ark Invest has projected that this sector could expand dramatically, potentially exceeding $11 trillion by 2030 as more assets move onchain.
As blockchain-based finance continues to mature, integrations like this one signal growing interest in blending traditional markets with decentralized technology, offering new ways for users to access familiar assets in a digital format.
