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Crypto.com Launches Tokenised Stocks across the EEA through CySEC-Regulated Company

Starting in August 2026, eligible users across the European Economic Area (EEA) can purchase Crypto.com Tokenised Stocks through Floris Capital CY Limited, a Cyprus-regulated company. The offering includes 1,500 US stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETF) with a starting price of just $1.

This is the largest offering of tokenised stocks at launch and includes instruments related to top US companies such as Nvidia, Tesla and Apple.

Who Offers the Tokenised Stocks?

Foris Capital CY Limited (formerly A.N. Allnew Investments Limited) is regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) and holds Cypriot Investment Firm licence number 344/17.

The licence was granted under Law 87(I)/2017, which implements EU’s MiFID II directive in Cyprus.

Under the licence, the company can offer investment and ancillary services across Cyprus. It has also passported these services to other EEA countries under freedom-of-services rules. This means that one Cyprus licence now supports the product across the whole bloc.

What Kind of Tokenised Stocks Are on Offer

The new offering tracks well-known US companies and also commodities through ETFs like gold and silver.

Traders can place orders around the clock, subject to platform availability and market conditions. This means that the tokenised stocks can be traded even outside the hours of a normal stock exchange.

For a limited time, Crypto.com is offering zero-commission trading on the product. However, foreign-exchange charges and other fees are still applicable.

The underlying assets are held in custody with Alpaca, a US-regulated, self-clearing broker-dealer. Crypto.com affirms that Alpaca supports more than 90 per cent of the tokenised US stocks and ETF market.

Kris Marszalek, Crypto.com’s co-founder and CEO, described this new launch in a direct way: “Money never sleeps. Market access shouldn’t either,” he said.

What Traders Are Actually Buying

Tokenised Stocks are derivatives. They track the price of an underlying stock, but they are not the stock itself.

This means that traders never hold ownership over the company’s stocks. They have no shareholder or voting rights. They may get dividend-equivalent adjustments, but only if the product terms allow it. Even so, this type of monetary gain is not guaranteed.

Risk Disclosure

Crypto.com is upfront about the risks. The product carries market, liquidity and counterparty risk. Values can go up or down, and investors could lose some or all of their money. Past performance doesn’t predict future results. Responsibility for trading decisions sits with the user.

Before trading, users should read the terms and conditions and key information documents. Full licensing details for Foris Capital CY Limited are available through the CySEC register.