No broker. No custodian. No middleman. Trust Wallet just gave 200 million people direct access to Apple, Tesla, and ETFs — on-chain.
Trust Wallet started life as a crypto vault. Now it’s morphing into a Web3 neobank. Thanks to a new integration with Ondo Finance, users can buy tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs straight inside the app.
No brokerage account. No Wall Street gatekeepers. Just tokens that mirror Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, or ETFs — tradable and swappable like any other crypto.
CEO Eowyn Chen calls it “financial inclusion,” and for once, that’s not just PR. For millions in emerging markets with no brokerage access, this is their first shot at Wall Street exposure.
Trust Wallet isn’t alone. The RWA (real-world assets) race is accelerating worldwide:
With the RWA market at 27B today and projected to hit 1.3T by 2030, tokenization is no longer theory — it’s live, liquid, and scaling fast.
For retail users, this changes everything:
For institutions, the message is louder: tokenized assets just landed in 200M retail pockets.
Trust Wallet’s move is more than a feature drop. It’s a direct shot at Wall Street’s monopoly on equity access. By embedding RWAs into a self-custody wallet, Trust Wallet is collapsing the wall between TradFi and DeFi.
If stablecoins were step one, tokenized equities may be step two in rewriting global finance.
Trust Wallet now lets 200M users trade tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs through Ondo Finance + 1inch, bypassing brokers entirely. The RWA market is booming (27B → 1.3T by 2030), and this move positions wallets as the new banks. For retail, it’s Wall Street in your pocket. For institutions, it’s proof that tokenization has already gone mainstream.
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