As reported by ChainCatcher on November 11, 2026, at 21:04 (UTC+8), OKXICE—the joint venture between OKX and New York Stock Exchange parent Intercontinental Exchange—planned to launch a tokenized-securities trading platform on November 23, 2026. Citing The Block, ChainCatcher said the platform would operate under a five-year U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission innovation exemption. The report described a planned launch, not a platform already in operation.
The companies said they had confirmed 70 assets from issuers including Coinbase, Circle and Robinhood, along with 59 exchange-traded funds. U.S. customers would need to complete account opening and hold a CeDeFi wallet to use the platform. The report does not specify the wallet’s custody arrangements or what rights a token holder would have against an issuer or intermediary.
According to documents dated November 5, 67 companies—including Meta, Tesla and Netflix—had opted not to have their shares traded in tokenized form on the platform.