MetaMask, a standalone cryptocurrency wallet developed by Ethereum software company Consensys, provides access to tokenized U.S. stocks, funds and exchange-traded commodities via Ondo Global Markets.
Starting Tuesday, eligible MetaMask users in countries outside the U.S. will be able to access 200 tokenized U.S. stocks, ETFs and commodities such as gold and silver on the Ethereum network, the company said in a statement shared with Cointelegraph.
The offering allows users to acquire tokenized assets via MetaMask Swaps by swapping the USDC (USDC) Circle stablecoin for Ondo Global Markets (GM) tokens, which are used to track the value of their underlying assets on a 1:1 ratio.
Ondo Finance has attracted attention before cooperation with World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a crypto project backed by US President Donald Trump. Ondo’s native token, ONDO, has lost approximately 80% over the past year, According to to CoinGecko data.
Desktop support is expected in behind schedule February
MetaMask’s tokenized asset offering will initially be available exclusively on MetaMask mobile devices, with desktop integration coming in behind schedule February with a browser extension, a Consensys spokesperson told Cointelegraph.
“Access to U.S. markets continues to be via traditional rails,” said Joe Lubin, Ethereum co-founder and CEO of Consensys, highlighting fragmented applications and unyielding trading windows in established markets.
“Bringing Ondo tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs directly into MetaMask shows what a better model looks like,” Lubin said, adding:
“A single, self-contained wallet where people can move between cryptocurrencies and traditional assets without intermediaries and without losing control. This is the future we are actively building towards at MetaMask.”
30 jurisdictions excluded from implementation
In line with Ondo’s stated focus on offering tokenized assets primarily to non-US investors, the implementation of MetaMask will exclude users in the US, as well as in many other markets.
The offer will be unavailable in 30 countries and regions, including Canada, the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom.
“MetaMask uses a number of methods to ensure geo-restrictions are enforced, including geo-restrictions based on a user’s IP address,” a Consensys spokesperson told Cointelegraph.
If a user is detected to be in a restricted region, they will receive an error message indicating that the trade route is unavailable, the representative said, adding:
“MetaMask continues to explore compliant ways to expand global access to tokenized real-world assets in line with the evolving regulatory framework.”
The growing trend of RWA market integration and forecasts
MetaMask’s move to real-world assets (RWAs) underscores the industry’s broader push toward an “all-apps” vision, where exchanges and self-managing wallets increasingly integrate tokenized assets and prediction markets.
Coinbase, the largest US cryptocurrency exchange in terms of trading volume, announced behind schedule last year, it was developing its own RWA platform, Coinbase Tokenize.
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Trust Wallet, a standalone cryptocurrency wallet backed by Binance co-founder Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, integrated tokenized assets via Ondo in September 2025.
Both companies have expanded into prediction markets, with Coinbase integrating Kalshi and Trust Wallet, using Myriad for initial launch.
In October 2025, MetaMask partnered with Polymarket to provide access to forecast markets directly within the MetaMask mobile app.
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