The free sample: Apple, ticker AAPLtoken list read 23 Sep 2026
This is the real report for AAPL, not a demo. On the public token list read 23 Sep 2026, 03:48 UTC, 9 tokens tie to AAPL across 9 programs. The SEC files AAPL under Apple Inc. Each token is tied by its own listed name and symbol, and the listed name is checked against the SEC's name for the ticker. None of it is confirmed with Apple or the token issuer. A row that does not agree on both is marked check by hand, never dropped.
| Program | Token name | Symbol | Market cap (USD, as listed) | How it was matched |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coinbase tokenized stocks | Apple (Coinbase Tokenized Stock) | aaplc | 2,144,978 | symbol and name agree |
| Dinari dShares | Apple (Dinari Tokenized Stock) | aapl | 214,315 | symbol and name agree |
| Ondo Global Markets | Apple (Ondo Tokenized Stock) | aaplon | 9,062,117 | symbol and name agree |
| Reality Protocol | Apple (Reality Protocol) | raapl | 728,759 | symbol and name agree |
| Robinhood stock tokens (EU) | Apple • Robinhood Token | aapl | 5,398,224 | symbol and name agree |
| aStock | Apple aStock | aaapl | 15,625 | symbol and name agree |
| bStocks | Apple (bStocks Tokenized Stock) | aaplb | 5,722,476 | symbol and name agree |
| xStocks (Backed) | Apple xStock | aaplx | 13,283,050 | symbol and name agree |
| xStocks (Backed), wrapped | Wrapped Apple xStock | waaplx | 288,369 | symbol and name agree |
What each program's own documents say the holder getsterms read 23 Sep 2026
For each program, the report quotes the sentence in its own public documents that answers eight questions: legal claim, redemption, voting, dividends, custodian, freezes, how often reserves are reported, and halts. Each answer gives the source address, the read date and a hash of the document. Four of the eight for AAPL are below. Programs with at least one documented answer: 4 of 9. A program whose documents we could not read shows UNKNOWN on every line, never a guess. Voting: 3 say no, 6 are UNKNOWN, and 0 say anything else.
| Program | Legal claim | Voting | Redemption | Dividends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coinbase tokenized stocks | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN |
| Dinari dShares | other (share held in a custodial brokerage account in Dinari's name on the holder's behalf) | UNKNOWN | cash (the custodian sells the share) | cash dividends paid in stablecoins on the same schedule |
| Ondo Global Markets | debt note (structured note issued by a BVI special purpose vehicle) | no | to stablecoins (USDon or USDC) | reinvested and reflected in token pricing |
| Reality Protocol | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN |
| Robinhood stock tokens (EU) | other (financial derivative contract with Robinhood Europe) | no | cash only | right to dividend amounts |
| aStock | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN |
| bStocks | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN |
| xStocks (Backed) | debt note (bearer debt instrument, tracker certificate) | no | in kind or in stablecoins | reinvested into additional underlying shares |
| xStocks (Backed), wrapped | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN |
Did the company agree to any of this?
Public register of issuer consent or objection: none found, so the status is UNKNOWN. No SEC venue notice or issuer objection has been read for this ticker. Where a program's own document speaks to the company's involvement, the report quotes it word for word:
Robinhood EU stock tokens, in its own document read 23 Sep 2026:
All references to the ticker symbols and names of the Underlying Assets are purely descriptive in nature and do not imply any cooperation, affiliation, control or approval of the Product by the respective issuers of the Underlying Assets or any other third parties.
Source: https://cdn.robinhood.com/assets/robinhood/legal/stock_tokens_kid_eu.pdf
Ondo Global Markets, in its own document read 23 Sep 2026:
Ondo tokenized stocks are different: while you have the right to redeem your tokens for the then-value of the underlying assets, and while you benefit from a first-priority perfected security interest in those assets, you do not have shareholder voting rights, shareholder information rights or other shareholder rights from the issuer of the underlying securities.
Source: https://docs.ondo.finance/ondo-stocks/legal-and-regulatory
What you get for $175
- The report, for the ticker you type at checkoutA summary, every tokenized copy found, the quoted terms per program, the consent status, any place the weekly registry disagrees with our match, and how each token was tied to the ticker.
- A spreadsheet file with one row per copy48 columns: the token details, how it was matched, and all eight terms with status, answer, quote and source. The sample file on this page is the AAPL one, every column.
- The objection form, filled inThe company name, the ticker and every copy found (9 for AAPL), ready for your counsel to edit. It is a form, not legal advice, and says so at the top.
- A sealThe sha256 of each file and of every source file it was built from.
A ticker with no copies gets an honest report. It says none were found on that read, with the number of tokens on the list, and does not pad. If the company trades under a second ticker that does have copies, the report names it. A ticker the SEC list does not carry is searched exactly as typed, with no other ticker guessed; email us within 7 days quoting your payment if you meant another one.
Limits, plainly. One public token list, read once a week, and each program's public documents as of the read date. A token that is not on that list is not in the report. A listing is not proof that a token holds real shares. Nothing here is legal advice.
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What you would be paying for: $175 once, for one report on one US stock ticker that you type at checkout. Nothing recurring, nothing to cancel and no subscription behind it. You get four files: a report listing every token on the CoinGecko public tokenized-stock list that our name-and-symbol rule ties to that ticker, what each token program's own public documents say on legal claim, redemption, voting, dividends, custodian, freezes, reserve reporting and halts (quoted, with source address, read date and sha256, or UNKNOWN where no document answers), and the public consent status of the company, which is UNKNOWN because we found no public register of issuer consent; a spreadsheet file with one row per token; the objection form letter filled with those tokens, which is a form, not legal advice; and a seal file with sha256 hashes of every file and source. Built from the newest weekly read of the list. Nothing is confirmed with the company or any token issuer. A ticker with no tokens gets a report saying none were found on that read. If the files do not appear within about 10 minutes, or are not what this describes, email operations@ustechautomations.com within 7 days for a full refund. After paying you land on a page keyed to your payment. The four files for your ticker appear there within about 10 minutes, ready to save. No message from us is needed.
These 9 rows are a slice of the file, not the whole of it. What we cannot show you here is how far back it goes: nothing earlier than the one weekly read it names, and only AAPL. What you pay for is the same file for your own ticker, plus the report, the filled objection form and the seal.
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$175 once, for one report on one US stock ticker that you type at checkout. Nothing recurring, nothing to cancel and no subscription behind it. You get four files: a report listing every token on the CoinGecko public tokenized-stock list that our name-and-symbol rule ties to that ticker, what each token program's own public documents say on legal claim, redemption, voting, dividends, custodian, freezes, reserve reporting and halts (quoted, with source address, read date and sha256, or UNKNOWN where no document answers), and the public consent status of the company, which is UNKNOWN because we found no public register of issuer consent; a spreadsheet file with one row per token; the objection form letter filled with those tokens, which is a form, not legal advice; and a seal file with sha256 hashes of every file and source. Built from the newest weekly read of the list. Nothing is confirmed with the company or any token issuer. A ticker with no tokens gets a report saying none were found on that read. If the files do not appear within about 10 minutes, or are not what this describes, email operations@ustechautomations.com within 7 days for a full refund. After paying you land on a page keyed to your payment. The four files for your ticker appear there within about 10 minutes, ready to save. No message from us is needed.
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