Trust Wallet adds bStocks for tokenized U.S. securities

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Highlights

Trust Wallet added support for bStocks on BNB Chain.
Eligible users can access tokenized U.S. securities 24/7 from a self-custody wallet.
Launch assets include Tesla, Circle, Micron, SanDisk, and Nvidia-linked tokens.

At launch, five products are available: TSLAB, linked to Tesla; CRCLB, linked to Circle Internet Group; MUB, linked to Micron Technology; SNDKB, linked to SanDisk; and NVDAB, linked to Nvidia. Users can swap into the tokens inside Trust Wallet using USDT.

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Tokenized stocks come to self-custody

bStocks are tokenized securities designed to provide economic exposure to U.S.-listed equities, including price movements, dividends, and stock splits. Those corporate actions are processed automatically, which means users do not need to take separate action to maintain exposure.

The products also bring traditional market exposure into DeFi. Trust Wallet said users can use bStocks across BNB Chain applications, including lending on Venus and Lista DAO and trading on PancakeSwap and Aster, while still receiving dividend-related exposure tied to the underlying security.

The launch builds on Trust Wallet’s broader real-world asset strategy. The wallet previously added access to tokenized assets tracking equities and ETFs, saying these instruments can be explored directly inside a self-custodial wallet in eligible regions.

Access remains limited by regulation

The product is not the same as owning shares directly. The disclosure states that bStocks are classified as certificates representing certain financial instruments, not stocks or shares, and holders do not directly own equity in the underlying listed companies. The tokens are offered through an approved prospectus in the Abu Dhabi Global Market and are available only to eligible users in permitted jurisdictions on a secondary-market basis.

In addition, bStocks are not available for purchase or sale in the United States, the United Kingdom, or the European Union, and may not be offered or transferred to any U.S. person. The disclosure also notes risks including liquidity, issuer, custody, operational, technology, regulatory, and tax risks.

The next test for tokenized securities

The significance of the launch is not only that tokenized equities are becoming easier to find. It is that they are being placed inside the same self-custody environment where users already hold crypto, trade tokens, and interact with DeFi.

That could make tokenized securities more liquid and more composable, but it also raises questions about investor protection, disclosures, and the limits of cross-border access. For now, bStocks give eligible users a new way to reach U.S. market exposure on-chain while reminding the industry that tokenization does not remove securities-law constraints.

In addition, we wrote that Trust Wallet launches AI agents for crypto trading.

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