OKXICE sets 23 November launch for 24/7 tokenized US stocks, with more than 70 assets

What OKX announced

OKX said on its official X account on 11 November 2026 that the OKXICE Tokenized Securities Venue, or TSV, will open on 23 November. Its blog post the same day says eligible US customers will be able to trade digital securities around the clock from that date, directly in the OKX app.

OKXICE is a joint venture between OKX and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the company that owns the New York Stock Exchange. The venue launches under the SEC's Innovation Exemption, a temporary framework for permissioned onchain trading of digital securities. OKX states plainly that OKXICE LLC is not a registered exchange or broker-dealer and is not approved by the SEC.

More than 70 assets at launch

OKX expects more than 70 assets to be listed. The named issuers are Better.com, BitGo, Circle, Coinbase, Robinhood, Securitize and Strategy, and 59 of the listings are Direxion ETFs. Strategy will also list its preferred stocks.

The post does not give a full ticker list or say which assets will be tradeable on the first day, so the exact line-up should be checked in the app once the venue opens.

How trading and custody work

Trades run through automated market maker liquidity pools built on Uniswap v4 on X Layer, the OKX Ethereum layer-2 network. The smart contracts only let eligible wallets trade or provide liquidity.

Securitize provides the tokenization. Each token is a security entitlement backed one-to-one by an underlying US share and carries the applicable shareholder rights, including dividends, voting and participation in corporate actions. Customers keep the tokens in self-custodial wallets; the venue holds neither their assets nor their private keys.

Who can use it

Access is limited to eligible US-based customers of OKX Inc. who have activated a CeDeFi Wallet and completed onboarding with OKXICE. Identity verification is required, and geographic and other eligibility rules apply. OKX does not list the US states covered.

What changed since the October notice

When Exchange.news covered the OKXICE public notice on 4 October, the venue had 63 proposed tickers and no confirmed launch date. The venue now has a date and a named first wave of issuers, but the structure is the one described then: permissioned pools on X Layer and tokens backed by real shares. Readers outside the United States, including OKX Europe customers, cannot use it; the OKX code on this page applies to eligible OKX exchange trading fees, not to OKXICE.