0x said its Swap API and Cross-Chain API now support liquidity aggregation for Ondo Stocks, giving developers a single integration point for tokenized U.S. stock trading. Instead of connecting directly to individual venues, builders can use one interface to access this market. The feature spans decentralized exchanges and automated market makers on Ethereum and BSC, and it also supports cross-chain routing. An Ondo Finance executive said the move shifts on-chain access to tokenized U.S. equities from a one-off integration to a built-in default option, which could help the asset class reach a broader group of users. The announcement centers on infrastructure access and routing coverage, with 0x positioning the integration as a way to simplify how applications plug into tokenized stock liquidity across supported chains.
According to Techub News, 0x said its Swap API and Cross-Chain API now support Ondo Stocks liquidity aggregation, allowing developers to access tokenized U.S. stock trading through a single interface rather than integrating directly with individual trading venues.
Coverage includes Ethereum and BSC
The feature covers decentralized exchanges and automated market makers on Ethereum and BSC, and supports cross-chain trading routes.
Ondo Finance comments on distribution
The managing director of global partnerships at Ondo Finance said the move can turn on-chain access to tokenized U.S. stocks from a one-time integration into a built-in default option, helping the asset class expand to a broader user base.
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