SODAX whitelists 12 more Robinhood assets, expanding its tokenized stock lineup across Robinhood Chain, Sonic, Stellar and Hedera. Builders already integrated with SODAX inherit the new assets automatically, no extra work needed.

SODAX has whitelisted 12 more assets tied to Robinhood Chain, building on the first batch of Robinhood assets whitelisted earlier this month.
PONS is now live on Robinhood Chain. The other 11 are Robinhood tokenized stocks, now whitelisted across Robinhood Chain, Sonic, Stellar and Hedera.
More Robinhood stocks (AMD, AMZN, BABA, COIN, CRCL, GOOGL, INTC, META, MSFT, PLTR & TSM) are now ready to access through the same integration.
Robinhood's tokenized stock lineup got a lot more useful earlier this month, when SODAX whitelisted 17 assets tied to Robinhood Chain and made them addressable across Sonic, Stellar and Hedera networks. The lineup just grew again.
SODAX has now whitelisted 12 more assets from the Robinhood Chain. One of them, PONS, is live on Robinhood Chain. The other 11 add to the selection of whitelisted Robinhood tokenized stocks, now available direct across Robinhood Chain, Sonic, Stellar and Hedera, the same four networks as the first release. Combined with the original 17, that puts 29 assets from Robinhood inside SODAX's cross-network execution system and partner applications.
Robinhood Chain's whitelisted set started with ETH, bnUSD, SODA and USDG: one of DeFi's deepest liquidity assets, SODAX's own native assets, and the Global Dollar stablecoin Robinhood Chain runs on natively. PONS is now whitelisted alongside them, addressable the same way: tradable across SODAX's 22 networks (as of 30 September 2026), with liquidity coordinated underneath and independent solvers handling routing and execution.
The first release whitelisted 13 of Robinhood's tokenized stocks, not just on Robinhood Chain but on Sonic, Stellar and Hedera too. That pattern now extends to 11 more tickers from Robinhood's tokenized lineup, including AMD, AMZN, BABA, COIN, CRCL, GOOGL, INTC, META, MSFT, PLTR, TSM, and taking the cross-network stock count from 13 to 24. Robinhood remains the issuer while SODAX's role stays execution and liquidity: making each asset addressable for developers across blockchain networks, with trading liquidity sourced from Robinhood and routed by independent solvers to make them available direct to cross-network builders.
Nothing changes for teams already building with SODAX on Robinhood Chain, Sonic, Stellar or Hedera. The new assets inherit through the same integration as the first release. More tokenized stocks now ready for release with Hedera’s own Hashpack, SaucerSwap and SilkSuite.
Teams building on any of these networks can learn more at sodax.com or start building at docs.sodax.com. The full, current list of whitelisted assets lives in the asset directory, alongside the partner applications already live with them.