Zurich-based Enso said on October 7, 2026, that xStocks are available on Arbitrum through its API and real-world asset app. Wallets, fintech companies and trading platforms that already use Enso’s API can add access to the tokenized equities without building separate routing infrastructure, the company said. Eligible users can also trade xStocks through the Enso RWA App.
Enso provides infrastructure for transactions across blockchain networks, including swaps and decentralised finance activity. The company said the xStocks integration extends those tools to tokenized equities on Arbitrum. Applications using its API can offer access through their existing connection, while the RWA App provides a direct route for eligible users.
“Tokenization solved the supply side of real-world assets, but what’s been missing is distribution,” said Connor Howe, Enso’s co-founder and chief executive. He said wallets and other applications need liquidity, routing and execution tools to make tokenized assets available where users already transact. Enso also cited its work on tokenized stock and metals execution for ether.fi Cash, a minting role for Ondo Finance, and infrastructure used by Anchorage Digital’s Porto institutional terminal.
Peter Haymond, head of DeFi partnerships at Arbitrum, said shared execution infrastructure could help developers add tokenized equities as more real-world assets become available on the network. Access to xStocks through the Enso RWA App is available now, according to Enso. Developers can add the assets on Arbitrum through the Enso API.
