Hassan Maishera
TL;DR
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Bitget Wallet has integrated Reality’s tokenized US equities.
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Eligible users can access more than 1,700 stocks and ETFs through a self-custodial wallet.
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Each rToken is reportedly backed one-to-one by securities held at Alpaca Securities.
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The service is initially available through the Arbitrum and Morph networks.
Bitget Wallet has integrated the regulated tokenized-asset protocol Reality, allowing eligible users to trade more than 1,700 tokenized US stocks and exchange-traded funds directly through its self-custodial wallet.
The integration gives users exposure to American equities without transferring their funds to a conventional brokerage account or surrendering control of their private keys. Reality’s assets are initially available through the Arbitrum and Morph networks.
Bitget Expands Its Tokenized-Equity Offering
Reality joins Ondo and xStocks among the tokenized-equity providers supported by Bitget Wallet.
Its assets, known as rTokens, represent exposure to over 1,700 US-listed stocks and ETFs. Reality says the available instruments cover approximately 95% of US equity-market trading volume.
Supported assets include tokenized versions of Nvidia, Tesla, Apple and Amazon shares, identified as rNVDA, rTSLA, rAAPL and rAMZN. Users can also access rSPY and rQQQ, which track prominent US ETFs.
Availability may vary according to users’ jurisdictions and applicable regulations.
According to Reality, every rToken is backed on a one-to-one basis by an underlying US security held through Alpaca Securities, a broker-dealer registered with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority and a member of the Securities Investor Protection Corporation.
A third-party accounting firm provides daily independent attestations of the reserves. During US market hours, Reality routes orders to liquidity in the underlying Nasdaq and New York Stock Exchange markets.
This differs from models that depend exclusively on isolated blockchain liquidity pools or synthetic price tracking.
Dividends Are Paid in Stablecoins
Eligible dividends from the underlying shares are distributed directly to users’ wallets as stablecoins.
Reality also adjusts rTokens automatically to reflect corporate actions such as stock splits. This is intended to keep each token aligned with the economic exposure offered by its corresponding security.
Because the assets exist onchain, supported rTokens can also interact with decentralized-finance applications. They could, for example, be used as collateral or integrated into other DeFi protocols, depending on platform support.
Real-world asset trading volume on Bitget Wallet increased by 27% quarter over quarter during the second quarter of 2026. Europe, South Asia, and Southeast Asia were among the platform’s leading markets.
Bitget Wallet X, the company’s decentralized-exchange aggregation engine, has been integrated with rToken liquidity. Its application programming interface is also available to third-party wallets, exchanges and protocols seeking to offer the assets without developing tokenization infrastructure themselves.
Bitget Wallet Chief Operating Officer Alvin Kan said the integration combines underlying shares, market liquidity and dividend distributions while enabling users to retain control of their keys.
Arbitrum and Morph Support Initial Launch
Reality’s Bitget Wallet integration has initially launched on Arbitrum and Morph. Arbitrum provides the infrastructure for bringing the assets onchain and integrating them with programmable financial applications. Morph is positioned as a low-cost network capable of supporting frequent tokenized-equity transactions and stablecoin dividend payments.
Bitget Wallet plans to expand its tokenized-asset selection and pursue additional protocol integrations as demand for onchain real-world assets grows.
