Written by Nate Kostar , Staff Writer.Reviewed by Robert Lakin , Staff Editor.
Written by Nate Kostar , Staff Writer.
Reviewed by Robert Lakin , Staff Editor.
Orca, Streamex roll out secondary trading infrastructure for tokenized securities
Latest NewsPublishedMay 27, 2026
Accredited investors can buy and sell the gold-backed GLDY token through permissioned liquidity pools operating on the Solana blockchain.
Tokenized commodities platform Streamex stated it is launching a Solana-based marketplace for trading tokenized assets in partnership with Orca, a decentralized exchange built on Solana.
as reported by a Tuesday announcement, the trading infrastructure will allow verified accredited investors to buy and sell Streamex’s yield-bearing, gold-backed GLDY token through regulated onchain trading pools operating around the clock.
The system uses identity and compliance checks tied to Streamex’s KYC and accreditation process to restrict trading access to approved investors while enabling secondary market liquidity for regulated digital assets.
The companies stated neither Streamex nor Orca will act as brokers or intermediaries for investors seeking to resell the GLDY token.
Trading takes place through permissioned liquidity pools built on Orca, where investor wallets remain frozen until users complete identity verification and accreditation checks. Investor eligibility data is also updated onchain in real time to ensure only approved participants can access the market.
Orca stated its automated market maker infrastructure has processed more than $500 billion in cumulative trading volume since launch. The companies stated the GLDY trading pool could serve as a model for other tokenized assets tied to stocks, bonds, real estate and commodities.
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Exchanges race to build tokenized trading rails
The launch comes amid a broader push to build regulated trading infrastructure for tokenized stocks, funds and other traditional financial assets.
Earlier this month, the US Securities and Exchange Commission approved Nasdaq’s pilot proposal to allow tokenized stocks and exchange-traded funds to trade alongside their traditional counterparts on the same exchange.
Under the proposal, tokenized securities would share the same order books, ticker symbols and shareholder rights as conventional shares. Participation in the pilot is initially limited to eligible participants and securities tied to the Russell 1000 index and some of the biggest exchange-traded funds.
Other exchanges and tokenization companies are also expanding blockchain-based market infrastructure. In March, the New York Stock Exchange signed an agreement with Securitize to develop infrastructure for tokenized stocks and ETFs tied to Intercontinental Exchange’s planned digital trading platform.
Centrifuge, a tokenization platform focused on real-world assets, recently stated it plans to bring tokenized Treasurys, private credit and AAA-rated collateralized loan obligation products to the Monad blockchain for utilize in lending, collateral and secondary market activity.
Data from RWA.xyz shows the tokenized real-world asset market has grown to roughly $34 billion, with Treasury and commodity-backed products representing some of the largest segments.
Source: RWA.xyz
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