The 1inch dApp and Wallet now list 77 tokenized stocks and ETFs on BNB Chain.
That means a DeFi aggregator best known for routing token swaps now also handles exposure to US equities. The products come from bStocks, a platform that went from a short list of assets to a fairly crowded shelf in a matter of weeks.
What 1inch actually added
The listed assets are bStocks: BEP-20 tokens that are 1:1 backed by US equities. BEP-20 is the token standard on BNB Chain, roughly the equivalent of ERC-20 on Ethereum.
Each token represents a claim on a real share sitting somewhere in the traditional financial system. Holding the token is meant to track the stock, without opening a brokerage account.
Users can now trade these tokens directly through 1inch’s aggregator and its wallet interface. The aggregator scans available liquidity and routes orders to get users a better execution price.
A few features stand out in how bStocks are structured:
- 24/7 trading. The tokens trade around the clock, unlike the stocks they track, which keep exchange hours.
- Zero conversion fees to the underlying traditional shares on Binance.
- Full self-custody. Holders keep the tokens in their own wallets rather than with a broker.
- Full economic exposure to the underlying shares, including dividend reinvestment.
From 15 assets to 77 listings
The bStocks platform launched around June 11, 2026. By early July, it offered 15 assets.
More recent data put the count of active bStocks at approximately 67 to 68. The 1inch integration now covers 77 tokenized equities and ETFs, which suggests the catalog has kept expanding.
bStocks have racked up cumulative trading volumes in the billions, with assets under management in the hundreds of millions.
BNB Chain’s position in tokenized stocks
BNB Chain holds roughly $1 billion or more in tokenized equities. That works out to about 30-34% of the broader tokenized stocks sector.
What this means for traders and the RWA market
The most immediate effect is distribution. Tokenized stocks are only useful if people can reach them, and plugging into a widely used aggregator and wallet lowers that barrier considerably.
The target audience is fairly clear. Retail investors who want exposure to US equities but face limits with traditional brokerage accounts are the obvious beneficiaries. That includes users who prefer self-custody or who want to trade outside market hours.
Another thing to watch is how the 24/7 model behaves when the underlying markets are shut. A token trading on a Saturday tracks a stock that is not trading at all, which can create pricing gaps that arbitrageurs will be eager to test.
Finally, the catalog itself is worth monitoring. bStocks went from 15 assets in early July to 77 listings on 1inch.
