SODAX Partners with HashPack to Bring Robinhood Stocks and RWAs to Hedera

This article was originally published September 14, 2026 on Sodax.

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HashPack is implementing support for Robinhood stock tokens and other RWAs on Hedera. SODAX brings these asset classes to the network, coordinating cross-network execution, meaning execution that spans blockchain networks, underneath.

• HashPack, the leading Hedera wallet with over 1 million accounts, has partnered with SODAX to build support for Robinhood stocks and other real-world assets (RWAs).
• Once live, users will be able to hold, transfer, and trade these new asset classes on Hedera, buying them with HBAR and USDC.
• SODAX brings these tokenized assets to Hedera and coordinates the execution across blockchain networks underneath, so HashPack can focus on the wallet experience its users already trust.

A tokenized stock only matters to a Hedera user if their wallet can actually reach it. Current tokenized stock products do nothing for someone who holds HBAR and USDC in HashPack, unless there's a path from what they already have to the asset they want. That path is now being built by HashPack and SODAX.

What Is HashPack?

HashPack is the leading HBAR wallet for the Hedera network, a gateway to Hedera dApps, DeFi, and NFTs across iOS, Android, and Chrome. More than 1 million accounts have been created on HashPack, accounting for over 90% of Hedera's monthly active users, with more than $1 billion held across those wallets. It's 100% non-custodial and independently audited by Quantstamp, with biometrics, hardware wallet support, staking, and a built-in NFT marketplace already part of the experience. If a Hedera user has a wallet open, there's a good chance it's HashPack.

SODAX Brings Assets Where Users Already Are

Tokenized stocks and other real-world assets haven't been readily available on Hedera and getting a new asset class onto a network, with real liquidity behind it, is a heavy lift. Buying a tokenized stock should feel exactly like buying anything else in HashPack: pick an asset, use what you already hold, done.

HashPack is implementing support for Robinhood stock tokens and other RWAs on Hedera. SODAX brings these asset classes to the network, coordinating cross-network execution, meaning execution that spans blockchain networks, underneath. SODAX has already whitelisted Robinhood's tokenized stock lineup, including AAPL, TSLA, NVDA, and others, for Hedera alongside Sonic and Stellar. HashPack is the first wallet putting that reach to work for its users.

Once live, the integration gives HashPack users three things:

• Hold, transfer, and trade stock tokens on Hedera. Robinhood stock tokens and other RWAs become assets HashPack users can hold and move like anything else already in the wallet.
• A growing lineup, starting with Robinhood stocks. Robinhood's tokenized stocks are first, with other real-world assets to follow as SODAX continues to widen what's addressable on Hedera.
• Purchase with HBAR and USDC. Users buy with what they already hold, not a new asset they'd need to source first.

SODAX coordinates the cross-network execution and liquidity underneath, so HashPack can focus on the wallet experience its users already trust.

"We are excited about SODAX bringing new asset classes to Hedera, and we are keen to support these assets to bring activity, liquidity, and users to Hedera." — HashPack

Robinhood Stocks, Direct to Hedera

For HashPack's users, this means a wallet they already trust becomes the place to hold assets that, until now, lived somewhere else entirely. For the Hedera network, it means fresh activity, liquidity, and users arriving through the wallet that already reaches nearly all of them. And for other teams building on Hedera, it's a preview of what one whitelisting decision can unlock across an entire ecosystem, without every builder having to solve the same problem alone.

The integration is in progress. Hedera users can find HashPack at hashpack.app, and teams building on Hedera can see what assets SODAX brings to the network on sodax.com and on our asset directory.