NYSE and Blockchain.com Explore 24/7 Tokenized US Stock Trading

NYSE Group and Blockchain.com announced on 23 September 2026 that they are exploring round-the-clock access to tokenized U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs through NYSE’s planned digital alternative trading system, or ATS. The prospective trading service has not launched and would require regulatory approvals, leaving the immediately actionable part of the agreement focused on market-data distribution.

NYSE’s planned digital ATS

Blockchain.com and NYSE said they are exploring 24/7/365 access to tokenized U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs through NYSE’s planned digital alternative trading system, or ATS, according to Blockchain.com’s announcement.

The proposed service is not live. The announcement does not establish that the digital ATS is operating or that Blockchain.com users can trade tokenized shares today, and any such service remains subject to regulatory approval.

The collaboration therefore describes an exploratory project, with continuous availability proposed for tokenized U.S.-listed equities and ETFs, rather than a live retail securities product.

ICE and Blockchain.com data distribution

Blockchain.com said the agreement includes a two-way market-data arrangement: ICE Data Services may distribute its crypto data to clients, while Blockchain.com plans to add ICE and NYSE exchange feeds to its app.

The arrangement concerns data distribution and feed additions; the announcement does not describe completed integrations.

It is separate from the proposed tokenized-stock trading service.

Official Blockchain.com and NYSE collaboration graphic. — Source: Blockchain.com

NYSE data and Blockchain.com’s account base

Blockchain.com said NYSE data could be made available to more than 44 million confirmed accounts. That figure describes the potential reach for market data, not the number of customers who will be able to trade tokenized U.S. securities.

Reuters, via Investing.com, reported that the tokenized-stock service is not yet live and still requires regulatory approval. For now, the partnership combines a proposed NYSE digital trading venue with a concrete plan to broaden the distribution of crypto, ICE and NYSE market data.

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