Who issues these tokens

4 companies. None of them is us. Each decides what you legally hold and who may buy it.

Issuer What you legally hold Who the issuer says can buy Corporate actions Chains Stocks
Dinari Dinari, Inc. United States Backed dShare A dShare from Dinari, backed 1:1 by a share held at a US broker-dealer. Cash dividends are paid to your wallet as a stablecoin. Dinari publishes its own rule on who may buy. Read the rule Stablecoin dividend, split rebase checked 2026-08-13 Base 20 $5.71M · 7.7K owners
Ondo Global Markets Ondo Global Markets (BVI) Limited British Virgin Islands Debt security (SPV-issued tracker) A token issued by Ondo Global Markets (BVI) Limited through a bankruptcy-remote special purpose vehicle. Ondo states it is a total return tracker that gives economic exposure similar to holding the share and reinvesting dividends, not title to the share or shareholder rights. Ondo Global Markets publishes its own rule on who may buy. Read the rule Oracle multiplier (sValue) checked 2026-07-29 BNB Chain Ethereum Solana 195 $628.10M · 201.2K owners
Robinhood Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited Jersey Debt security A debt note issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited that follows the share price. As a debt security it is a claim on the issuer, not the share or shareholder rights. Robinhood publishes its own rule on who may buy. Read the rule UI multiplier (ERC-8056) checked 2026-07-21 Robinhood Chain 194 $150.11M · 494.3K owners
xStocks Backed Assets (JE) Limited Jersey Tracker certificate A bearer certificate from Backed, collateralized 1:1 by the share it tracks. The certificate carries the price, not the share itself or a shareholder vote. xStocks publishes its own rule on who may buy. Read the rule Rebasing multiplier (scaled UI on Solana) checked 2026-07-24 Ethereum Solana 22 $685.82M · 208.4K owners

Listed alphabetically. This is not a ranking and not a recommendation. Every statement about an issuer is that issuer's own, linked to their page. Every eligibility statement is also collected at who can buy.

Common questions

Are these companies connected to this site?

No. Stocks On Chain is published by Gwei, Inc. and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any issuer. This page reports what each issuer publishes.

How do these issuers differ?

By legal wrapper, by who they say may buy, and by how they handle a dividend. The table above states each difference as a fact. This site does not rank or rate issuers, and never tells anyone which to choose.

Can U.S. persons buy any of these?

Each issuer answers in its own words, printed above with a link to its page. Read the statement itself: some carry their own conditions and exemptions. Every rule is also collected at who can buy.

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