Hold securely and trade with confidence
Customers should be able to participate in securities markets without managing blockchain infrastructure themselves. Ohanae’s model brings custody, carrying, private-key protection, controlled account recovery, trading, clearing and atomic settlement together.
Customer cash remains in the banking system within the applicable broker-dealer customer-protection framework. Ohanae Securities maintains exclusive control of the private keys securing customers’ crypto asset securities within its approved custody model.
Our core market
Issuer-sponsored blockchain-native securities
In this market, securities are issued with blockchain-based ownership records supported by the issuer and its appointed transfer agent. Ohanae’s platform is designed to let eligible investors securely hold and trade these securities 24x7, while companies record ownership and raise capital.
This core market is outside the National Market System, or NMS—the traditional U.S. public-stock market system that includes NYSE and Nasdaq. Offerings and trading remain subject to applicable securities laws, investor eligibility and transfer restrictions.
Existing securities pathways can support qualifying U.S. and foreign issuers. The SEC’s proposed Regulation Crypto Assets, or Reg Crypto, could expand capital-formation opportunities for qualifying blockchain projects if adopted. Ohanae is preparing to support those opportunities through its regulated securities infrastructure.
Why the two markets belong together
Familiar public stocks could introduce more customers to Ohanae. Blockchain-native securities could give those customers access to new issuers and capital-formation opportunities. Both would use a common customer-account foundation, while their ownership structures and regulatory requirements remain distinct.
Our planned public stock market
Tokenized public stocks
Ohanae Securities is planning a Tokenized Securities Venue for eligible tokenized NMS stocks under the SEC’s Innovation Exemption. These tokens would be backed 1:1 by corresponding public stocks held through authorized securities custody arrangements.
The proposed market would combine automated market maker technology with integrated custody and carrying. Ohanae is developing liquidity arrangements to support competitive trading, subject to the applicable regulatory framework.
Launch remains subject to funding, applicable regulatory requirements and operational readiness. The proposed TSV is not yet available for trading.
Our regulatory foundation
Ohanae Securities LLC is a FINRA-member carrying, self-clearing broker-dealer. On May 26, 2026, it announced expanded FINRA authorization to provide custody, clearing and settlement services for crypto asset securities and to carry customer accounts, within its approved scope.
Ohanae, Inc. is an SEC-registered transfer agent supporting ownership records for securities where appointed. Together, these capabilities provide a foundation for Ohanae’s integrated securities platform.
Existing authorization does not itself approve the proposed TSV or every planned product or activity. Each initiative must operate within its applicable legal and regulatory framework.
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Explore the Ohanae Consortium, our partnership approach and the opportunities we are developing for issuers, investors and strategic partners. The Consortium page also includes our Series B presentation.
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Important information
Ohanae is not a registered national securities exchange. References to NYSE and Nasdaq express Ohanae’s ambition and do not imply equivalent regulatory status, affiliation or endorsement. Reg Crypto remains proposed. The planned TSV has not launched and remains subject to funding, applicable regulatory requirements and operational readiness. Planned 24x7 availability depends on the relevant market, service and eligibility requirements. This page is for information only and is not an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities. Regulatory registration or authorization does not constitute an endorsement or a guarantee of investment performance. Investments involve risk, including loss of principal.