Who can buy, and where each issuer says so
Each issuer decides who may buy its tokens. This page links to their rules. It does not copy them.
Each issuer decides who may buy its tokens and publishes its own rule. This site does not copy those rules. It links to them, so you always read the issuer's current wording rather than a copy of it that could be out of date.
This site never asks where you are, and it never decides whether you may buy. The rules are not only about the United States: issuers also restrict other countries, and some ask a reader to meet conditions first. Read the issuer's page for the rule that applies to you.
Dinari
Dinari, Inc. · United States
Dinari publishes its own rule on who may buy.
Read Dinari's rule Link checked 2026-08-18.
Ondo Global Markets
Ondo Global Markets (BVI) Limited · British Virgin Islands
Ondo Global Markets publishes its own rule on who may buy.
Read Ondo Global Markets's rule Link checked 2026-08-18.
Robinhood
Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited · Jersey
Robinhood publishes its own rule on who may buy.
Read Robinhood's rule Link checked 2026-08-18.
xStocks
Backed Assets (JE) Limited · Jersey
xStocks publishes its own rule on who may buy.
Read xStocks's rule Link checked 2026-08-18.
Listed alphabetically by issuer name. This is not a ranking and not a recommendation. This site publishes no issuer's eligibility wording, on this page or anywhere else, so that a reader is never shown a copy of a legal rule that has moved on. See also the disclaimer.
Common questions
Can I buy a tokenized stock where I live?
That is the issuer to answer, not this site. Each issuer publishes its own rule and each rule is different. This page links to all of them. Open the one you care about and read it there, because that page is always current and any copy of it might not be.
Why does this site not just tell me the answer?
Because the answer changes, and this site cannot promise to notice when it does. An issuer can change who it serves without changing the page we were watching, and that has already happened once. A link always shows you their wording today. A copy only shows you their wording on the day somebody copied it.
Does this site check where I am or whether I may buy?
No. This site never asks where you are and never determines eligibility. It links to the issuer, and the issuer decides.
Why is there no country-by-country table?
A table this site built would be its own claim about who may lawfully buy a security, which is the one claim this site never makes. Each issuer's own page is the authority for each country.