Kraken Integrates 60 xStocks with Trust Wallet for Tokenized Equities
Kraken has announced a partnership with Trust Wallet to
integrate xStocks, its tokenized equities product, into the self-custody
wallet. The integration will allow Trust Wallet users to buy 60 different
xStocks using multiple fiat currencies and transfer them across blockchains
including Solana, BNB Chain, TRON, and Ethereum.
In parallel, other exchanges and brokers are advancing
tokenized equities: Coinbase
is seeking U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission approval to offer
blockchain-based trading of traditional stocks, while Robinhood
has launched tokenized versions of major U.S. equities for European users
under EU regulatory oversight.
Arjun Sethi, co-CEO of Kraken, Source: YouTube
Backed will continue issuing xStocks as fully collateralized
tokens, maintaining a 1:1 backing for each equity. Since their launch in June,
xStocks have reached over $4 billion in combined exchange volume. The
integration with Trust Wallet aims to broaden access to U.S. capital markets
through tokenization.
Digital
assets meet tradfi in London at the fmls25
“Bringing xStocks to Trust Wallet places open and
interoperable tokenized equities directly into the hands of millions, alongside
the crypto, stablecoins and DeFi assets they already use every day,” Arjun
Sethi, Kraken co-CEO, commented.
Kraken, Circle Enable EU-Wide USDC and EURC Access
Kraken has partnered with a Circle
affiliate to expand access to USDC and EURC on its platform, aiming to
support on-chain financial applications. The collaboration seeks to increase
stablecoin liquidity, reduce conversion fees, and provide euro-denominated EURC
to users.
Circle 🤝 @krakenfx
We’re partnering with Kraken to expand @USDC and EURC access.
Together, we’re accelerating the responsible growth of stablecoins as core infrastructure for the new internet financial system.https://t.co/gzsr9Z8HGW pic.twitter.com/sgPoXkUq4x
— Circle (@circle) September 17, 2025
Demand for stablecoins has grown steadily, aided by
regulatory clarity and market confidence. Circle, registered as an electronic
money institution in France, becomes the first global stablecoin issuer to
comply with EU MiCA rules, offering minting and redemption services across the
EU.
Kraken has announced a partnership with Trust Wallet to
integrate xStocks, its tokenized equities product, into the self-custody
wallet. The integration will allow Trust Wallet users to buy 60 different
xStocks using multiple fiat currencies and transfer them across blockchains
including Solana, BNB Chain, TRON, and Ethereum.
In parallel, other exchanges and brokers are advancing
tokenized equities: Coinbase
is seeking U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission approval to offer
blockchain-based trading of traditional stocks, while Robinhood
has launched tokenized versions of major U.S. equities for European users
under EU regulatory oversight.
Arjun Sethi, co-CEO of Kraken, Source: YouTube
Backed will continue issuing xStocks as fully collateralized
tokens, maintaining a 1:1 backing for each equity. Since their launch in June,
xStocks have reached over $4 billion in combined exchange volume. The
integration with Trust Wallet aims to broaden access to U.S. capital markets
through tokenization.
Digital
assets meet tradfi in London at the fmls25
“Bringing xStocks to Trust Wallet places open and
interoperable tokenized equities directly into the hands of millions, alongside
the crypto, stablecoins and DeFi assets they already use every day,” Arjun
Sethi, Kraken co-CEO, commented.
Kraken, Circle Enable EU-Wide USDC and EURC Access
Kraken has partnered with a Circle
affiliate to expand access to USDC and EURC on its platform, aiming to
support on-chain financial applications. The collaboration seeks to increase
stablecoin liquidity, reduce conversion fees, and provide euro-denominated EURC
to users.
Circle 🤝 @krakenfx
We’re partnering with Kraken to expand @USDC and EURC access.
Together, we’re accelerating the responsible growth of stablecoins as core infrastructure for the new internet financial system.https://t.co/gzsr9Z8HGW pic.twitter.com/sgPoXkUq4x
— Circle (@circle) September 17, 2025
Demand for stablecoins has grown steadily, aided by
regulatory clarity and market confidence. Circle, registered as an electronic
money institution in France, becomes the first global stablecoin issuer to
comply with EU MiCA rules, offering minting and redemption services across the
EU.
