If you want to own tokenized US stocks in your own wallet rather than on an exchange, two names come up: Exodus and Fensory. They have more in common than most options. Both are non-custodial, so the token settles to a wallet you control. Both source their tokenized equities from Ondo. Neither asks you to leave your assets on a venue.
So the real question is not custody, since they agree there. It is what you can do with the stock once you hold it.
What they share
- Self-custody. With either one, the tokenized stock lives in your own wallet, not in a company account.
- Ondo-issued assets. Both rely on Ondo as the issuer behind the tokenized equities, so the underlying instrument is the same.
- Onchain settlement. You hold a real onchain token, transferable and usable beyond the app.
- Two issuers, not one. Fensory aggregates tokenized US equities from both Ondo and xStocks, so the catalog and pricing options are broader.
- Put the position to work. The same assets can be used across DeFi yield from a range of protocols, so a holding can earn rather than sit idle.
- Compare across the market. A built-in Compare tool lines up assets and yields side by side.
- AI discovery. A natural-language assistant helps find and vet opportunities across your positions.
- More on the way. Fensory's AI-agent trading over MCP is coming soon; perpetuals are next.
Where Exodus is strong
Exodus is a mature, widely trusted self-custody wallet with years of track record across desktop, mobile, and browser. It is built for people who want one clean place to hold and manage a broad range of crypto, with a simple built-in swap. With Exodus Markets, that same self-custody experience now extends to a catalog of 200+ tokenized stocks and ETFs on Solana, issued by Ondo. If your priority is a dependable general-purpose wallet where tokenized stocks sit alongside the rest of your holdings, Exodus is a strong, proven choice.
Where Fensory differs
Fensory is built specifically for composable finance, which is a narrower and more active job than a general wallet. The tokenized stock is treated as a starting point, not the destination:
In short, Exodus is an excellent wallet that now holds tokenized stocks. Fensory is a composable-finance app where holding is the first step and earning, comparing, and automating are the point.
Side by side
| | Exodus | Fensory |
| -------------------------- | -------------------------------- | -------------------------- |
| Custody | Self-custody, your wallet | Self-custody, your wallet |
| Tokenized stock issuer | Ondo | Ondo and xStocks |
| Chains | Solana | Ethereum and BNB Chain |
| DeFi yield on the position | Buy and hold focus | Yes, across many protocols |
| Compare tool | Not built in | Yes |
| AI discovery | Not built in | Yes |
| Best for | A trusted wallet to buy and hold | Holding and composing |
Which one is for you
Choose Exodus if you want a trusted, all-purpose self-custody wallet and tokenized stocks are one part of a wider portfolio you mostly buy and hold.
Choose Fensory if your interest in tokenized stocks is active: you want to earn yield on them, compare them against the rest of the onchain market, and use an AI to do the digging, all in one composable app.
Both keep you in control of your assets. The difference is how far you want to take them.
App at Fensory.com