- 1inch has enabled access to tokenized real-world assets via an upgraded Swap API powered by Ondo Finance.
- Bitget and Trust Wallet have begun integrating the API, with access limited to eligible users outside the United States and other restricted regions.
1inch has upgraded its Swap API to support tokenized real-world assets, extending access through its dApp and wallet for eligible users. The integration is powered by Ondo Finance and is already being adopted by partners via the 1inch DevPortal.
What the upgrade delivers
The expanded Swap API allows front ends to request quotes and route transactions for supported tokenized RWA instruments alongside conventional crypto assets. The change enables partner applications that already rely on 1inch for aggregation to include eligible RWA exposures within a single trading interface. Order routing continues to be handled by 1inch’s infrastructure, which sources prices across multiple liquidity venues and returns executable paths.
For retail users accessing 1inch’s dApp or wallet, RWA availability will surface where jurisdictional rules and partner constraints permit. The update brings tokenized exposure into interfaces that many crypto users already use for on-chain execution. By embedding RWA access at the API layer, 1inch aims to scale the functionality across multiple partner applications without bespoke integrations for each venue.
Access and partner rollout
Bitget and Trust Wallet are among the first partners to implement the upgraded endpoints, enabling users to discover and transact in supported tokenized RWA assets through familiar workflows. The rollout excludes users in the United States and other restricted regions. Eligibility depends on location and compliance screening, which partner applications enforce during onboarding and transaction flows.
Developers can access the functionality through the 1inch DevPortal. The upgrade extends existing Swap API methods, allowing partners to query quotes and execute settlements that include RWA instruments where permitted. This approach provides service providers with a consistent integration surface while adding a new asset category to their offerings.
The announcement points to a broader shift in market structure as tokenized instruments are incorporated into standard crypto trading toolkits. Although the underlying assets reference real-world exposures, the user experience is designed to mirror existing swap flows.
For platforms already embedded in retail and professional workflows, availability through an established aggregation layer may reduce technical barriers to adding tokenized assets. The near-term impact will depend on jurisdictional coverage, partner adoption and the breadth of RWA instruments made available over time.
