Bitget Wallet expands API for direct token-to-stock RWA trades

Bitget Wallet expands API for direct token-to-stock RWA trades

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2026-07-23 19:50:15
Bitget Wallet has upgraded its DEX Aggregator API to let partners route any token directly into tokenized stocks and other RWAs, using an RFQ-based routing model to confirm liquidity before execution.
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Bitget Wallet has expanded its DEX Aggregator API to support market-order trading from any token directly into tokenized real-world assets, including tokenized stocks. The company cited an onchain RWA market worth $31 billion, with tokenized equities accounting for about $1.6 billion.

Under the new setup, partners can use the same API they already use for standard crypto swaps to route trades from any cryptocurrency into tokenized stocks, without building separate infrastructure for tokenized equity access. Bitget Wallet said the market has been held back by a basic execution problem: reliable pricing and sufficient liquidity have been hard to secure at the same time.

RFQ routing is built to confirm liquidity before execution

The upgrade introduces what Bitget Wallet calls an all-RFQ multi-hop routing model. Each stage of a transaction is checked for liquidity before the trade reaches the blockchain. It is a simple change in sequence, but a meaningful one.

By validating every leg in advance, the company says the system is designed to remove partial fills, an issue that has made direct token-to-RWA trading difficult across existing platforms. Ondo Finance and xStocks are among the first integrations, and more tokenized asset providers are expected to be added later.

Tokenized asset access moves beyond the wallet app

The release extends Bitget Wallet’s tokenized asset push from its self-custodial wallet into infrastructure used by third-party platforms. That broadens the scope of the company’s earlier work with xStocks.

In May, Bitget Wallet 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 that time, the company said its tokenized asset lineup had grown to more than 300 products across equities, commodities, precious metals, and index-linked instruments.

With the updated API, partners can offer tokenized U.S.-listed stocks, ADRs, ETFs, fixed-income products, commodities, and regional market funds through a single interface. Bitget Wallet said pricing across connected issuers refreshes every five seconds to keep quotes current.

New fee collection and settlement layer for partners

Bitget Wallet also introduced a fee collection service alongside the trading upgrade. The feature allows partners to charge and settle transaction fees through the company’s billing infrastructure instead of building their own systems from scratch.

According to Bitget Wallet, the API already connects token swaps, cross-chain transactions, and real-time market data. Average daily trading volume from aggregator partners is above $20 million. Current integrations include 0x, LI.FI, CoW Swap, deBridge, and XOSwap.

Activity in tokenized equities has picked up 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. Earlier data from RWA.xyz showed Ondo and xStocks among the largest tokenized stock issuers by asset value, with Ondo holding over $911 million and xStocks at roughly $416 million.

This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan.
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