Blockmaze Powers 24,000 Tokenized Stocks

Blockmaze has helped power tokenized access to more than 24,000 stocks through Dealing.com, marking one of the largest infrastructure-led moves yet in the global tokenized equities market.

The development comes as banks, fintechs and digital asset companies race to bring traditional financial assets on chain, from treasuries and private credit to money market funds and equities. Tokenization is increasingly being positioned to reduce settlement friction, improve market transparency, broaden access and make real-world assets programmable.

Through infrastructure provided by Blockmaze, Dealing.com now offers tokenized access to stocks across 16 global markets, including NASDAQ, Singapore Exchange, Tokyo Stock Exchange, London Stock Exchange, Hong Kong Exchange and other major jurisdictions.

While several tokenized stock offerings globally remain limited to hundreds of equities, Blockmaze says its infrastructure has enabled a wider market deployment, representing exposure to more than US$100 trillion in underlying global equity market value.

Dealing.com has also been awarded the Guinness World Records title for “The Most Tokenised Stocks Available for Trading on a Single Platform,” after verification confirmed more than 24,000 live, active and publicly available tokenized stocks on the platform. Blockmaze separately received a Guinness World Records title for “The Most Financial Regulatory Licences at a Blockchain Ecosystem Launch.”

“Tokenization is not just about putting assets on chain. It is about building the regulatory, technological, and market infrastructure required for real financial assets to move on chain safely,” said Tajinder Virk, Co-Founder and CEO of Blockmaze and Finvasia Group. “With Blockmaze powering 24,000+ tokenized stocks through Dealing, we are demonstrating that tokenized equities can move beyond pilots and into global-scale market infrastructure.”

Beyond Synthetic Exposure

The milestone comes at a time when tokenized stock products are facing growing scrutiny over whether investors receive only synthetic price exposure or meaningful benefits linked to the underlying equity.

Blockmaze says its infrastructure is designed to support tokenized assets connected to the underlying instrument, including dividend treatment where applicable, stock split adjustments, and economic treatment linked to mergers, acquisitions, restructuring or other corporate actions.

Its approach reflects a broader shift in tokenized finance: the market is moving beyond experimentation and toward regulated issuance, custody, trading infrastructure, settlement, issuer verification and lifecycle management.

Regulation as Infrastructure

Blockmaze positions regulation as a core requirement for scale. The ecosystem brings together a multi-jurisdiction regulatory foundation across key financial markets, supported by licences, registrations and regulated entities within the wider Finvasia ecosystem.

According to the company, this framework enables institutions, brokers and platforms to launch tokenized assets on infrastructure designed for compliance from day one, rather than retrofitting controls after products reach the market.

“Global markets cannot move on chain through technology alone; they require regulated entities, verified issuers, compliant custody, transparent settlement and the ability to manage real-world asset events such as dividends, stock splits and corporate actions,” Virk said.

Built for Real-World Assets

Alongside its regulatory base, Blockmaze has been built as infrastructure for regulated real-world assets, with a technology stack focused on issuance, compliance, verification and settlement.

The platform supports the issuance, transfer, management and verification of regulated real-world assets. Tokenized assets on Blockmaze are designed to be issued by verified entities, regulated participants and approved asset structures, helping reduce the risk of fake, duplicate or unauthorized tokenized assets.

Its compliance-first token standards include issuer controls, whitelisting, transfer restrictions, KYC and KYB compatibility, corporate action support, auditability and lifecycle management.

As tokenized finance matures, the ability to manage dividends, stock splits, mergers, delistings and other market events is expected to become increasingly important for platforms that want to serve institutional investors and regulated market participants.

By powering access to more than 24,000 tokenized stocks through Dealing.com, Blockmaze is positioning itself as a regulated infrastructure layer for tokenized equities at global scale, as real-world asset tokenization moves from pilot projects into live market deployment.