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Want a slice of Tesla? You don't need a US broker.
Tokenized stocks let you buy US companies from a few dollars, from most countries — and you can top up with Apple Pay, Apple Card or a regular debit or credit card. Here's how they work, what you really own, and where to try them.
Referral link: we get part of the trading fee. Details. Not available in the UK, Russia and some other countries.
The quick version
Tokenized stocks, in plain English
A company buys real shares (say, Micron) and keeps them in custody. It then issues tokens on a blockchain that track those shares 1:1. You buy the token in an app, and its price moves with the stock.
What you get
- Price exposure to big US stocks and ETFs
- Start with a few dollars — fractions are fine
- Dividends reinvested into your token balance
- Tokens can be moved to other wallets
What you don't get
- You're not a registered shareholder — no voting
- No cash dividends
- Extra risk if the issuer or custodian runs into trouble
- Prices can drift from the real share when markets are shut
Here's what buying one looks like
Screenshots from the Pump.fun app, October 2026. Prices are just examples.
1.Open the Stocks tab
Tesla, Micron, the QQQ ETF and more, priced in dollars. Heads up: the “Pre-IPO” ones aren't shares in those companies.
2.Pick the stock you want
Tap a stock to see its chart, then hit the green button to trade. Check for the badge next to the name so you get the real token, not a lookalike.
3.Buy with USDC
No crypto yet? Tap Deposit and top up with Apple Pay (Apple Card works too) or a debit or credit card. The fee shows before you hit Submit — 0.40% with a referral code.
Referral link: we get part of the trading fee. Details. Not available in the UK, Russia and some other countries.
Check your country first
Quick notes on local rules and who regulates what.
Fair questions
Is a tokenized stock the same as owning the share?
Not quite. With xStocks (what Pump.fun lists), the issuer holds the real shares and gives you a token that tracks them 1:1. You get the price moves and reinvested dividends, but you're not a registered shareholder and you can't vote.
How much does it cost on Pump.fun?
Pump.fun's fee page lists 0.40% per trade when you join with a referral code. Small Solana network fees come on top.
Can I pay with Apple Pay or a card?
Yes. In the Pump.fun app, tap Deposit and choose Apple Pay (Apple Card works through it) or a debit or credit card. A payment partner turns your money into crypto, then you buy the stock. Which options you see depends on your country, and the card provider may add its own fee.
Can I trade on weekends?
The tokens themselves trade on-chain around the clock, but prices can drift away from the real share price when the US market is closed.
Is it available where I live?
Pump.fun blocks the UK, Russia, Belarus, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria and a few occupied regions. Even if it works where you are, check your local rules first — your country guide links to the regulator. Please don't use a VPN to get around blocks.