SaucerSwap is integrating the SODAX SDK to bring cross-network swaps and Robinhood's tokenized stocks to Hedera, letting traders fund positions from other networks and swap directly into assets like SPY, NVDA and SPCX.

SaucerSwap, Hedera's leading DEX with more than $6B in total trade volume, is integrating the SODAX SDK to add cross-network swaps and access to Robinhood's tokenized stocks.
Traders will fund positions with capital from other networks and swap in a single transaction into names like TSLA, NVDA and SPCX, top picks from SaucerSwap's own community poll, with SODAX handling routing and settlement.
Instead of bootstrapping a separate liquidity pool for every new network, SaucerSwap draws on SODAX's unified liquidity, extending its reach across EVM and non-EVM networks.
Hold HBAR or USDC on Hedera and want exposure to Tesla, Nvidia, or SpaceX? Until now, there was no direct way in. Tokenized stocks have existed elsewhere for a while, but Hedera never had a route to them, and the same was true of most assets living on other networks entirely.
SaucerSwap is closing that gap in partnership with SODAX. SaucerSwap is adding swaps that execute across blockchain networks, and through SODAX’s infrastructure, delivering Robinhood stocks and cross-network cryptoassets directly to holders on Hedera. Not your average wrapped token, but available direct on Hedera with Robinhoods native trading liquidity attached.
SaucerSwap is a decentralized exchange (DEX) and liquidity hub on Hedera, the largest on the network by trading volume, with over $6B in all-time volume and 19M+ trades as of July 2026.
The protocol combines three trading venues: The V1 automated market maker (AMM), V2 concentrated liquidity, and the V3 central limit order book. Add to this yield farming, LARI liquidity incentives, single-sided SAUCE staking, cross-chain bridging, and on-chain governance through the SaucerSwap DAO.
Robinhood's tokenized stocks are the clearest example of what this unlocks. The tokens arrive on Hedera as HTS assets (Hedera's native token standard) built with ERC-20 compatibility, so they will plug into SaucerSwap's pools and routing exactly like any other asset already listed there. A trader picks a name like NVDA or TSLA and swaps into it from HBAR or USDC the same way they would any other token on the exchange, with SODAX filling the intent and independent solvers handling the routing underneath. Prepare to hold your stocks on Hedera.
"Tokenized stocks and ETFs have been on our list for a long time, and earlier routes never had enough liquidity behind them to build a market on. SODAX changes that. The stock tokens come direct to Hedera, they stay connected to the home network's liquidity instead of a thin local market, and Hedera was one of the first networks SODAX turned on for Robinhood stocks. The SDK is permissionless and light to integrate, so we can ship without a long integration cycle. Our interest was never generic cross-network routing. It was RWAs, and SODAX is the first to put them on Hedera with deep liquidity." - SaucerSwap
With cross-network execution, SaucerSwap can serve users and liquidity from other networks without leaving its Hedera-native foundation. Sourcing and settlement collapse into a single intent, so SaucerSwap can offer a cleaner swap experience without exposing users to bridging complexity. And by drawing on shared liquidity instead of bootstrapping a pool for every asset, SaucerSwap extends its reach at a fraction of the usual engineering and capital cost.
SaucerSwap will soon give Hedera traders an actual market to act in for Robinhood stocks, buying and selling tokenized stocks the same way they would any other asset on the exchange, alongside a growing set of assets and networks the SDK opens up beyond Hedera.
The integration has begun, with the first native market landing once the community's pick is live. Traders can find SaucerSwap at saucerswap.finance, and teams building on Hedera can see the full set of assets SODAX brings to the network on our asset directory, and explore integration at sodax.com.