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By the end of this guide you will have found a tokenized stock or FX token, picked the version with real liquidity on the right chain, and swapped into it so it sits in your own wallet. A tokenized stock is a token that tracks a share price. It is not the share: rights, redemption and dividends depend on the issuer, and some give no legal claim on the underlying. An FX token is usually a stablecoin tied to a currency other than the dollar. Both trade like any other token: on Solana through Jupiter, on EVM chains through Relay. If you want leverage instead of holding a token, see Stock and FX perps.

What you need

  • Funds on the chain where the token you want lives, plus gas. You will find out which chain in step 1.
  • Time to read the issuer’s terms, including where the token is available.

Steps

1

Find every version of the token

The same stock can exist as several tokens from different issuers on different chains.
OpenFinance chat comparing several tokenized NVDA tokens across Solana, Base and Ethereum with contract address, price, market cap, liquidity and volume

Tokenized versions of one stock across chains, with liquidity for each

2

Pick the one with real liquidity

Prefer the version with the deepest liquidity and steady volume. Compare its price with the stock’s own price; a large gap means the pool is thin or the price is stale. Open the chart link the agent gives you and confirm the contract.
3

Read the issuer's terms

Check what the token gives you, how dividends are handled, and whether it is offered where you live. OpenFinance shows you the token; the issuer sets its rules.
4

Fund that chain (moves money)

See Move funds between chains.
5

Get a quote

On Solana, say “with USDC” if you want to pay in USDC; otherwise the other side defaults to SOL.
6

Swap (moves money)

Reply yes if the token address and amounts match. Onchain swaps cannot be reversed.
7

Check the holding

Every swap needs your confirmation, and nothing here is financial advice.

FX tokens

The flow is the same. Start with a search:
Then quote, confirm and check, as above.

Spot token or perp

If you are still choosing between holding a token and trading a perp, these are the main differences:

Check it worked

  • The token in your wallet has the contract address you chose in step 2.
  • The value roughly tracks the stock or currency it follows.

Common mistakes

  • Buying the thinnest version. A token with little liquidity can trade far from the stock price, and selling can cost more than buying.
  • Assuming shareholder rights. Read the issuer’s terms.
  • Funding the wrong chain. USDC on Base cannot pay for a swap on Solana until you bridge it.
  • Checking one chain for holdings. Ask the agent to check every chain, including Robinhood Chain if you hold tokens there.

Next guides

Stock and FX perps on Hyperliquid

Leveraged exposure instead of a token.

Options

Options go through your own broker account in the app.