MEXC Expands Zero Fee Tokenized Equities With Ondo Batch

TLDR

• MEXC lists 17 ERC20 tokenized US equities with 30-day zero fees

• All pairs trade in USDT and use MEXC proprietary liquidity tech

• Launch marks ninth Ondo Finance collaboration phase

• Binance gains ADGM approval for Ondo tokenized equities trading

MEXC has expanded its zero-fee tokenized equity offering through its ninth collaboration phase with Ondo Finance. The exchange introduced 17 new tokenized U.S. equity pairs to its platform. All pairs trade with zero fees for the first 30 days.

The listings extend MEXC’s approach of reducing trading costs across real-world asset products. The exchange said the rollout strengthens access to traditional markets within crypto. The new tokens are available to its global user base.

All 17 tokens are issued as ERC-20 assets on Ethereum. Each pair is denominated in USDT and supported by proprietary market-making systems. The exchange said the infrastructure supports liquidity and tighter spreads from launch.

The new pairs went live in three batches between 13:00 and 14:00 UTC on February 13. Full details were published on the exchange’s listing page. The rollout builds on earlier tokenized stock launches that began in September 2025.

Broader Access to US Equities on Blockchain

The latest batch adds exposure across technology, healthcare, and financial sectors. The listings expand what MEXC describes as one of the largest zero-fee gateways to tokenized equities. Combined with prior rollouts, the offering now spans multiple blue-chip stocks.

MEXC said the program serves more than 40 million users globally. The exchange positions tokenized equities as part of a diversified trading ecosystem. Users can access traditional equity exposure directly within the crypto platform.

“Tokenized stocks are no longer an experiment at the edges of crypto,” said Vugar Usi, Chief Operating Officer of MEXC. He added that each rollout aims to remove friction and expand access.

Ondo Global Markets structures these assets for onchain transfer and DeFi compatibility. The tokens are designed to be freely transferable within blockchain environments. The partnership integrates liquidity infrastructure with tokenized securities issuance.

Regulatory Momentum Builds in Abu Dhabi

The broader tokenized equity market has gained regulatory traction. This week, Abu Dhabi Global Market approved Ondo’s tokenized stocks and ETFs for trading on Binance’s regulated venue.

The Financial Services Regulatory Authority cleared trading on Binance’s regulated Multilateral Trading Facility. This marked the first approval of tokenized securities under the ADGM framework. UAE-based institutions can now deal in tokenized equities under regulated conditions.

The approval includes tokenized versions of companies such as Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla. The products are available to non-U.S. users.

Ondo said it has processed more than $11 billion in cumulative trading volume. The firm also reported over $600 million in total value locked since launch. Market data from RWA.xyz shows the tokenized stock sector has surpassed $1 billion in value.

Expanding Competition in Tokenized Stocks

Crypto exchanges and traditional firms continue to explore tokenized equities. Platforms such as Kraken and brokerage firms including Robinhood have examinedRO. Traditional operators like Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange have also assessed blockchain integration.

MEXC’s zero-fee structure differentiates its current rollout. The exchange combines cost-free trading with ERC-20 token standards and centralized liquidity systems. The ninth Ondo phase expands its exposure to tokenized real-world assets.

As more exchanges secure regulatory approval and expand listings, tokenized equities continue to gain distribution. MEXC’s latest rollout positions the platform within that expanding market segment while maintaining its zero-fee model.

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