Asset issuers

What a token actually represents, and what your users can do with it after they buy, both depend on who issued it. Two tokens tracking the same stock can carry meaningfully different rights depending on which platform issued them, so each issuer has its own page covering its ownership model alongside the lifecycle of its assets.

Issuer profiles at a glance

Issuer	What they issue	Ownership model	Powers which use cases
Superstate	Tokenized US equities (Opening Bell)	Direct ownership of the underlying equity	Tokenized stocks, permissioned lending/borrowing pools
Ondo	400+ assets: equities, fixed income, commodities	Wrapped economic exposure	Tokenized stocks, yield, commodities
Centrifuge	deRWA tokens with exposure to institutional strategies from Janus Henderson and NYLIM: US Treasuries, AAA CLOs, and US high yield corporate bonds	Wrapped economic exposure	Yield, tokenized fund exposure, DeFi collateral
CoinList	Token sales	Direct token allocation / ownership	Early stage crypto exposure
WisdomTree (coming soon)	US Treasury funds, index funds, and mutual funds	Direct ownership of the underlying funds	Yield, tokenized funds

Superstate

Direct ownership

Ondo

Wrapped exposure

Centrifuge

Tokenized funds

CoinList

Token sales

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Issuer profiles at a glance

Superstate

Ondo

Centrifuge

CoinList

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​Issuer profiles at a glance

Superstate

Ondo

Centrifuge

CoinList

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Issuer profiles at a glance