Ondo becomes first tokenization firm on DTCC Fund/SERV

Ondo Finance has become the first tokenization company to enter DTCC’s Fund/SERV network, connecting its regulated U.S. subsidiary with infrastructure that processes more than 85% of domestic mutual fund transaction volume. Summary Oasis Pro Markets can connect with fund companies and financial distributors through one standardized network. Fund/SERV processes transactions, confirmations, reconciliation, distributions, and several reporting functions. Oasis Pro holds registrations covering broker-dealer, trading system, and transfer-agent services in the United States. Ondo has also expanded its tokenized securities business through U.S., Japanese, and blockchain-based products. Ondo Finance said its subsidiary Oasis Pro Markets has joined Fund/SERV as a member, making it the first tokenization platform to enter the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation-operated network. We’re excited to announce that Ondo Finance’s subsidiary Oasis Pro Markets, a U.S. registered broker-dealer, has joined DTCC’s Fund/SERV. Ondo Finance is the first tokenization company to join the network, which processes over 85% of the U.S. mutual fund transaction activity.… pic.twitter.com/lTR8JlhvSw — Ondo Finance (@Ondo) September 16, 2026 The membership gives Oasis Pro, a U.S.-registered broker-dealer, a standard route to fund companies, wealth platforms and other service providers already connected to Fund/SERV. Without such a link, the company could need separate technical connections for each distributor. Fund/SERV sits at the center of mutual fund transaction processing in the United States. According to Ondo, DTCC infrastructure handles more than 85% of U.S. mutual fund transaction volume, giving participating firms access to an established network used across the investment industry. You might also like: Ondo urges US regulators to allow stock perpetuals Ondo gains one connection to multiple fund distributors Through Fund/SERV, Oasis Pro can process several parts of a fund transaction within the same system. The network supports transaction confirmations, reconciliation and distributions, while account records, tax information and regulatory reports can also move through its infrastructure. Using one established network may reduce the number of separate integrations required when Oasis Pro connects with fund companies, broker-dealers, advisers or wealth platforms. Ondo expects the connection to support distribution of its tokenized investment products through firms that already rely on DTCC systems. “We’re excited to be the first tokenization platform to become part of Fund/SERV,” Ondo President Ian De Bode said. De Bode added that the standardized connection allows Oasis Pro to reach multiple companies without building a new integration for each firm. His comments describe an operational benefit rather than a change to the legal status of the underlying investment products. DTCC Managing Director Talia Klein said participation by a tokenization business shows how existing financial systems can accommodate products issued or managed using blockchain technology. “Ondo’s participation in Fund/SERV demonstrates how established industry infrastructure can support the next phase of market evolution,” Klein said. The connection deals mainly with distribution and fund processing.