Bitget said it has listed 472 additional spot stock rTokens, including rBAM for Brookfield Asset Management, rHMC for Honda Motor, rVOD for Vodafone, and rFOXA for Fox Corp. Class A. The new batch covers multiple sectors such as finance, healthcare, and utilities, lifting the platform’s total number of supported rTokens to 1,186.
According to the announcement, rTokens use the format of the letter “r” plus a stock ticker, with rNVDA given as the example for Nvidia. The products are issued by Reality, Bitget’s licensed RWA protocol, and connect to global liquidity pools including Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange through a partnership with regulated broker Alpaca.
Bitget said the products are backed by 1:1 reserves of the underlying assets and held with licensed custodians. Stock dividends are distributed 1:1 in token form, while corporate actions such as stock splits and reverse splits are mirrored in sync. The exchange also said rToken holdings can be used as joint collateral in its unified account and USDT-margined futures setup.
Bitget said it has launched 472 additional spot stock rTokens, including rBAM for Brookfield Asset Management, rHMC for Honda Motor, rVOD for Vodafone, and rFOXA for Fox Corp. Class A. The listings span sectors including finance, healthcare, and utilities. With the latest additions, Bitget now supports 1,186 rTokens on the platform.
How the rTokens are issued and connected to markets
In the announcement, Bitget said rTokens are identified by the letter “r” followed by a stock ticker, using rNVDA for Nvidia as an example. The products are issued by Reality, Bitget’s licensed real-world asset protocol, and connect directly to global liquidity pools including Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange through a partnership with regulated broker Alpaca.
Reserve structure, dividends, and collateral use
Bitget said the products are backed by 1:1 reserves of the underlying assets and held by licensed custodians. Stock dividends are paid out 1:1 in token form. Corporate actions, including stock splits and reverse splits, are also mirrored. The exchange added that these holdings can serve as joint collateral for its unified account and USDT-margined futures products, allowing users to manage funds while holding global equity exposure.
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