Bitget Wallet has expanded its DEX Aggregator API to support market-order trading of tokenized real-world assets, a market that has reached $31 billion in onchain value, including $1.6 billion in tokenized equities.
Summary
- Bitget Wallet has upgraded its DEX Aggregator API to support direct trading from any token into tokenized stocks and other real-world assets.
- The new RFQ-based routing system confirms liquidity before transactions reach the blockchain, addressing the partial fill issues common in tokenized asset trading.
According to a press release shared with crypto.news, the upgrade allows partners to route trades from any cryptocurrency directly into tokenized stocks through the same API used for regular crypto swaps, removing the need for separate infrastructure to access tokenized equity markets.
As tokenized stocks gain traction across the digital asset sector, the company said onchain execution has often been constrained by a trade-off between reliable pricing and sufficient liquidity.
The latest upgrade introduces what Bitget Wallet describes as an all-request-for-quote, or RFQ, multi-hop routing model that confirms liquidity for every stage of a trade before it reaches the blockchain.
By validating each leg of a transaction in advance, the system is designed to eliminate partial fills, a problem that Bitget Wallet said has made direct token-to-RWA trading difficult across existing platforms.
Ondo Finance and xStocks are among the first integrations, with additional tokenized asset providers expected to join later.
Upgrade builds on Bitget Wallet’s tokenized asset expansion
Just months after integrating xStocks into its self-custodial wallet, Bitget Wallet is extending tokenized asset access beyond its consumer-facing products and into infrastructure services used by third-party platforms.
In May, the company added support for more than 130 tokenized stocks and ETFs through xStocks, giving users access to U.S. equity-linked products alongside crypto assets. At the time, Bitget Wallet said its tokenized asset offering had grown to more than 300 products spanning equities, commodities, precious metals, and index-linked instruments.
Under the new API framework, partners can offer trading in tokenized U.S.-listed stocks, ADRs, ETFs, fixed-income products, commodities, and regional market funds from a single interface. Bitget Wallet said pricing updates every five seconds across connected issuers to keep quotes current.
“The RWA market has a liquidity problem that most people haven’t articulated clearly. What we’ve built is a routing architecture that makes RFQ work the way market participants actually need it to, deterministic, fast, and without requiring integrators to take on market-making risk. That’s the missing layer, and we’re the first to close it.” – Alvin Kan, chief operating officer at Bitget Wallet.
API partners gain fee and settlement tools
Alongside the trading upgrade, Bitget Wallet has introduced a fee collection service that allows partners to charge and settle transaction fees through the company’s billing infrastructure rather than building their own systems.
The company said its API already serves as a connection point for token swaps, cross-chain transactions, and real-time market data. Average daily trading volume from aggregator partners exceeds $20 million, according to Bitget Wallet.
Existing integrations include platforms such as 0x, LI.FI, CoW Swap, deBridge, and XOSwap.
Industry activity around tokenized equities has accelerated in recent months. Earlier this year, xStocks expanded its catalog to 100 tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs and reported more than $25 billion in transaction volume.
Data from RWA.xyz previously showed Ondo and xStocks among the largest tokenized stock issuers by asset value, with Ondo holding over $911 million and xStocks roughly $416 million.
