Enso Connects 500+ Tokenized Assets Through xStocks and Ondo, Cutting Friction

Tackling Fragmentation in Asset Tokenization

Enso, an execution and orchestration layer for institutional onchain finance, announced Tuesday the launch of its real-world assets ( RWA) app and an expanded distribution network to streamline access to real-world assets. The expansion includes integrations with xStocks, Ondo Finance, and Anchorage Digital’s institutional platform, Porto.

According to a media statement, the launch aims to tackle one of the tokenization industry’s most persistent hurdles: fragmented distribution. While billions of dollars in traditional assets have successfully been brought onchain, individual and institutional users still have to navigate a complex web of disparate issuers, liquidity venues and blockchain networks.

Enso’s unified distribution layer abstracts this complexity by aggregating more than 500 tokenized assets—including stocks, ETFs, treasuries, commodities, and stablecoins—into a single execution framework.

“The tokenization industry has made enormous progress on issuance, custody, and compliance, but accessibility remains one of the biggest barriers to adoption,” Connor Howe, CEO and co-founder of Enso, said in a statement. “We’re building the infrastructure that connects users to tokenized financial products.”

The new RWA app serves as a standalone interface designed to bring institutional-grade routing and execution to retail users. Rather than relying exclusively on secondary-market swaps, Enso’s technology routes transactions through direct minting infrastructure and various liquidity venues to find the most efficient transaction path.

The strategy comes as the tokenized asset sector gains broader mainstream traction. Cumulative transaction volume for tokenized equities has surpassed $25 billion, fueled by accelerating institutional adoption of tokenized treasuries and money market funds.

Through the partnership network, Ondo Finance will provide access to tokenized equities and treasury products, while the xStocks integration allows tokenized equities and ETFs to connect to wallets and fintech applications via a single integration point.

“The next phase of tokenized equities growth depends on making these assets accessible wherever users already manage their capital,” Val Gui, general manager of xStocks, said in a statement.

For institutional clients, Enso’s availability within Anchorage Digital’s Porto platform allows firms to interact with tokenized yield opportunities and commodities while maintaining traditional self-custody controls and compliance standards.

“The market no longer lacks tokenized assets. What it lacks is simple, scalable access to them,” Howe said. “The winners in tokenization won’t just be the platforms creating assets. They’ll be the infrastructure providers that make those assets accessible to millions of users.”