Talos integrates Ondo Global Markets, giving institutional clients outside the US easy access to tokenized real-world assets via Gate.io.
Talos has added support for Ondo Finance tokenized assets on its platform. The move gives institutional clients outside the United States access to on-chain global markets.
Clients can route orders through Talos’s existing integration with Gate.io. This bridges traditional financial markets with digital asset infrastructure.
The partnership marks a significant step in mainstream institutional adoption of tokenized real-world assets.
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Ondo Global Markets Now Accessible Through Talos
Ondo Global Markets is now live through the Talos platform.
Talos describes itself as a premier provider of institutional digital asset trading and portfolio management technology. Through this integration, eligible clients can access tokenized assets issued by Ondo via Gate.io.
Ondo Global Markets supports on-chain exposure to publicly traded assets. It operates across Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain.
The assets are fully backed and built for institutional-grade pricing and liquidity. Market access runs 24/5, aligned with traditional financial market hours.
The integration removes the need for direct onboarding with Ondo.
Exchanges, brokers, and fintech platforms already connected to Talos can plug in immediately. This makes it easier to expand product offerings without building new infrastructure from scratch.
How the Gate.io Connection Works
In the initial phase, Talos clients access Ondo tokenized assets through Gate’s liquidity.
This enables immediate trading and distribution for connected institutions. The setup lowers the barrier to entry significantly.
Over time, the two companies plan to build a direct API integration between Ondo and Talos. That will further streamline access across trading, portfolio management, and risk systems.
The phased approach keeps things practical while leaving room for deeper functionality.
Katie Wheeler, MD Global Partnerships at Ondo Finance, commented on the development through Talos’s announcement.
She noted that banks, brokers, and asset managers can now trade and manage tokenized assets as easily as any other institutional asset.
Talos now supports @OndoFinance tokenized assets, giving institutional clients access to on-chain global markets.
Clients can route orders via Talos’s existing integration with @Gate, bridging traditional markets with digital asset infrastructure.
🎙️ “Banks, brokers, and asset… pic.twitter.com/sBrVurUDtK
— Talos (@talostrading) March 31, 2026
What This Means for Tokenized Asset Adoption
Drew Forman, SVP and Head of Strategy at Talos, also weighed in.
He described Talos as providing a single, unified interface for institutional digital asset activity. He added that tokenized assets face strong international demand, and this integration addresses that directly.
The partnership reflects a wider industry shift.
More platforms are looking to bring tokenized real-world assets into standard trading infrastructure. Collaborations like this one help reduce friction across the ecosystem.
Ondo and Talos say they plan to expand access across more regions and platforms.
The goal is to support a new generation of financial applications built on blockchain infrastructure. Institutional interest in tokenized assets continues to grow, and this integration positions both firms at the center of that trend.
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