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Ondo Finance and DTCC Bridge TradFi and DeFi via First Tokenized Fund Integration on Fund/SERV

By Lauren Towner · 18 September 2026

Press Release: Ondo Finance and DTCC Bridge TradFi and DeFi via First Tokenized Fund Integration on Fund/SERV | Featured Image by FF News

Quick Summary

Ondo Finance’s subsidiary, Oasis Pro Markets, has joined DTCC’s Fund/SERV platform, marking the first time a tokenization platform has integrated into the industry’s primary fund processing network. This milestone enables tokenized fund distribution across the traditional financial ecosystem, which currently handles over 85% of U.S. mutual fund activity.

How Does Ondo Finance Enable Tokenized Fund Distribution?

Ondo Finance is bridging the gap between digital assets and traditional markets by integrating its subsidiary, Oasis Pro Markets, directly into the DTCC Fund/SERV platform. As a U.S. registered broker-dealer, Oasis Pro Markets now serves as the first tokenization-native member of a network that facilitates the vast majority of U.S. fund transactions. This integration allows for seamless fund transacting without the need for bespoke, fund-by-fund technical builds.

By utilizing this standardized industry backbone, Ondo can now offer its tokenized products to a wider array of traditional wealth platforms and service providers. The integration covers critical operational functions, including:

  • Account-level data interoperability for transparent record-keeping.
  • Automated transaction confirmations and reconciliation processes.
  • Streamlined tax reporting and regulatory compliance workflows.

What Role Does DTCC Play in Digital Asset Interoperability?

The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) is positioning itself as the connectivity layer for capital markets by supporting the evolution of tokenized assets. By welcoming Oasis Pro Markets, DTCC is actively facilitating digital asset interoperability, ensuring that innovative blockchain-based products can coexist with trusted, legacy standards. This move is a core component of DTCC’s broader strategy to modernize market infrastructure for the next generation of finance.

"As financial markets continue to evolve, interoperability between traditional infrastructure and digital asset ecosystems will be critical to achieving scale and broad market adoption," said Talia Klein, Managing Director and Head of Wealth & Investment Solutions, DTCC. "Ondo’s participation in Fund/SERV demonstrates how established industry infrastructure can support the next phase of market evolution by connecting fund innovation with trusted standards, seamless scalability, operational resiliency and industry connectivity."

Why is the Fund/SERV Integration a Milestone for Mainstream Adoption?

The primary hurdle for tokenized fund distribution has historically been the lack of connectivity between blockchain environments and traditional brokerage systems. By joining a platform that serves 85% of U.S. mutual fund activity, Ondo Finance effectively removes the friction of manual integrations. This allows traditional distributors to interact with tokenized funds using the same operational resiliency and standards they apply to conventional mutual funds.

“We’re excited to be the first tokenization platform to become part of Fund/SERV, establishing a direct connection between tokenized funds and traditional fund distributors through DTCC,” said Ian De Bode of Ondo Finance. “Through a single standardized connection, Ondo’s subsidiary Oasis Pro Markets can transact with fund companies, wealth platforms, and service providers without requiring separate integrations. A key piece of infrastructure is now in place for tokenized funds to scale to mainstream adoption.”

FF NEWS TAKE:

This announcement is a massive win for the RWA (Real World Asset) sector. By plugging into DTCC, Ondo Finance isn't just launching a product; they are rewiring the distribution plumbing of the fund industry. For tokenized fund distribution to move beyond the crypto-native niche, it must meet institutional investors where they already live—on platforms like Fund/SERV. This move effectively legitimizes tokenized funds as a standard asset class for the broader U.S. wealth management market.

Companies in this story: DTCC, Ondo Finance

People in this story: Talia Klein, Ian De Bode

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