SODAX Whitelists Robinhood Stocks across 4 Networks

• SODAX has integrated Robinhood Chain into its cross-network execution and liquidity system, whitelisting 17 assets: ETH, bnUSD, SODA, USDG, and 13 Robinhood tokenized stock assets (AAPL, GME, MSTR, MU, NVDA, QQQ, SGOV, SLV, SNDK, SPCX, SPY, TSLA and USO).

• These tokenized assets aren't confined to Robinhood Chain. Each one is also whitelisted to hold directly on Sonic, Stellar and Hedera.

• Any team already building with SODAX on Robinhood Chain, Sonic, Stellar or Hedera inherits the full set through one integration through the API or SDK. No per-asset integration required.

A tokenized asset is only as useful as the places it can be used. Hold Robinhood's tokenized Tesla exposure, and until now, that position stayed on Robinhood Chain and invisible across networks. Any other product that might want to pair it for trading, or simply let a user hold it, couldn't.

SODAX has integrated Robinhood Chain into its cross-network execution and liquidity system, bringing this execution across blockchain networks, whitelisting 17 assets: ETH, bnUSD, SODA and USDG, alongside 13 of Robinhood's tokenized assets, AAPL, GME, MSTR, MU, NVDA, QQQ, SGOV, SLV, SNDK, SPCX, SPY, TSLA and USO. Every one is now addressable for partner applications building on SODAX, tradable across SODAX's 22 supported networks (as of 15 September 2026), with liquidity coordinated across those networks underneath. For these 13 tokenized assets, the reach goes further still. Each one is whitelisted not only on Robinhood Chain, but on Sonic, Stellar and Hedera too.

What's now live on Robinhood Chain

ETH is one of the deepest liquidity assets in DeFi, bnUSD and SODA are native to the SODAX system itself, while USDG is the Global Dollar stablecoin that Robinhood Chain has since adopted as its own native stablecoin. Through this integration, it joins the rest of SODAX's lending and borrowing markets, on top of already being tradable across Robinhood Chain itself.

Tokenized assets that don't stop at one network

AAPL, TSLA, NVDA and the rest of Robinhood's tokenized asset lineup are not whitelisted only where they were issued. In addition to being tradable against assets across SODAX's other 21 networks, SODAX has whitelisted the same 13 tokenized assets on Sonic, Stellar and Hedera. This lets a builder on any of those three networks bring Robinhood's tokenized stock assets to their own network, with trading liquidity attached and sourced from Robinhood, so users get exposure to an asset like GME or SPY without needing to hold it on Robinhood Chain directly.

Independent solvers handle routing execution and liquidity, with SODAX's execution system coordinating routing and settlement underneath, the same mechanism behind every whitelisted asset on SODAX. Robinhood is the issuer of these assets. SODAX's role is execution and liquidity: making each one addressable directly for developers across blockchain, backed by trading liquidity sourced from Robinhood.

Build with Robinhood's tokenized assets, across Sonic, Stellar and Hedera

Any team already shipping on Robinhood Chain, Sonic, Stellar or Hedera inherits this full set of 13 tokenized assets through a single SODAX integration, alongside the ability to route into the 100+ other assets across SODAX's supported networks. Already in development for Hedera's own Hashpack, there's no per-asset integration to manage and no separate liquidity to source for each token. AAPL, TSLA, SODA and the rest just show up inside your product.

Teams building on any of these networks can learn more about SODAX at sodax.com, or start building today at docs.sodax.com. The full list of SODAX-whitelisted assets lives in the asset directory, alongside the growing list of partner applications already live with them.