SODAX Partners with GrelfSwap to Bring Tokenized Stocks to Hedera Traders
GrelfSwap, a Hedera DEX aggregator, now lets traders buy tokenized stocks and funds with HBAR or USDC on its Stocks page, built on the SODAX API.
SODAX Team
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GrelfSwap, a DEX aggregator on Hedera, now has a Stocks page where traders buy and sell tokenized stocks on Hedera, from HBAR or USDC.
The page runs on the SODAX API from start to finish. GrelfSwap builds the transaction, the trader signs it, and a solver fills it through the SODAX execution system.
24 tokenized stocks and funds are available, including AAPL, TSLA and NVDA.
GrelfSwap already gets Hedera traders to the token they want. It finds routes across venues including SaucerSwap and MemeJob. The team also wanted a way for its community to put some of their dollars into something that isn't crypto, without leaving Hedera.
The Stocks page is that. A trader pays with HBAR or USDC and receives tokenized stocks and funds in their own Hedera account. GrelfSwap built it on SODAX, which coordinates execution across blockchain networks underneath.
Who is GrelfSwap?
GrelfSwap started as a hobby. By the team's account it was never meant to be big, but it kept growing, and it is now a set of products built around one idea: every route on Hedera, one swap, signed in your own wallet.
A leaderboard tracks Hedera tokens by price, volume and traders. The swap page shows the route before the user signs. A portfolio panel lists tokens, stocks and liquidity positions, and through a public API and MCP server, agents and tools can read prices and prepare swaps that the user signs in their own wallet. A mascot, Grelf, fronts the brand.
Why GrelfSwap added stocks
The team wanted stocks because access to RWAs (real-world assets) means a more balanced portfolio for the community, without leaving Hedera. They also wanted tokenized assets delivered on Hedera itself, as ordinary Hedera tokens.
The stocks are Robinhood's tokenized stocks and ETFs, which Robinhood issues on its own network. SODAX makes the same assets available on Hedera, and each Hedera token is backed 1:1 by the Robinhood token itself. But this isn’t just a wrapper, when you trade, the routing is handled through the native liquidity on Robinhood. That means a quality rate on your swap, without GrelfSwap or other players having to build liquidity pools on Hedera.
That leaves GrelfSwap with no inventory to hold, no order book to run, and users with a quality solution to access RWAs on Hedera.
Stonks are here
For GrelfSwap traders, the Stocks page is live for tokenized stocks and funds, including AAPL, TSLA, NVDA and MSFT, payable in HBAR or USDC. The tokens are issued by Robinhood, and the page is not offered to US persons.
For other Hedera teams, it is a worked example. The app keeps its own interface and users, and SODAX handles execution across blockchain networks.
GrelfSwap says its next project is letting users swap out of Hedera to other blockchain networks. Timing and details to come soon.
Try the Stocks page today at grelfswap.com/stocks or find out how the team built it in the GrelfSwap case study. You can also see every asset SODAX handles in the asset directory and generate your API key today.