Enso handles all RWA execution for ether.fi app, enabling seamless access to 100+ tokenized assets

Enso is now the engine behind every real-world asset action inside the ether.fi app. That means routing, minting, cross-chain transfers, and liquidity sourcing for over 100 tokenized assets all run through Enso’s execution layer, and users never have to think about any of it.

What Enso actually does here

For ether.fi specifically, every RWA-related function in the app is now delegated to Enso’s backend. When a user wants to buy a tokenized equity or mint a position in a real-world asset, Enso determines the best execution path, handles any necessary cross-chain movement, and delivers the final asset to the user’s wallet.

This isn’t Enso’s first rodeo with tokenized assets. The company launched its dedicated RWA App back in June 2026, integrating with partners like Ondo, xStocks, and Anchorage Digital to support over 500 tokenized assets across its broader ecosystem. The ether.fi integration channels that same infrastructure into one of crypto’s more ambitious consumer-facing products.

Ether.fi’s bigger play

The platform rolled out an app update in August 2026 that introduced trading for tokenized stocks and metals, pushing it well beyond its origins as a liquid staking protocol.

Then there’s Ether.fi Cash, the platform’s crypto-linked spending card. The numbers tell a compelling story: over 110,000 active cards and $900 million in cumulative spend. Projections put the system at $1.7 billion in monthly spend within the next year.

Ether.fi also offers portfolio-backed loans through an integrated Aave market on Optimism, with interest rates sitting around 4%. So the emerging picture is a platform where users can hold tokenized RWAs, borrow against them at reasonable rates, and spend through a card.

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