SEC Clears OG.com for US Single-Stock Futures

The US Securities and Exchange Commission granted authorization to OG.com. The platform may now offer single-stock perpetual futures to American users. This move integrates traditional equity trading with digital asset mechanics.

Kris Marszalek, CEO of Crypto.com, announced the approval on social media. He stated that the exchange received clearance to list these products. The entity behind the platform is North American Derivatives Exchange.

Regulatory filing completes

North American Derivatives Exchange filed Form 1-N with the SEC on Monday. The filing registered the platform as a national securities exchange. The filing covers the trading of futures products.

Marszalek said the team is working with the SEC and the CFTC. They aim to combine digital asset innovations with US capital markets. The SEC acknowledged the filing, clearing a major regulatory hurdle.

Competitors expand equity access

Kraken partnered with the London Stock Exchange in September. The partnership enables tokenized UK stocks to trade 24/5. This service is scheduled to launch in 2027.

Coinbase launched stock perpetual futures for non-US traders in March. The firm also introduced regulated crypto futures in the US in February. These moves reflect a broader trend in the sector.

Market integration continues

Cointelegraph reported that Nasdaq invested $100 million in Kraken’s parent company. The valuation reached $21 billion. These transactions highlight the growing bridge between traditional and digital finance.

OG.com joins other platforms in offering equity-linked derivatives. The approval allows US access to these specific products. The regulatory path for such instruments is becoming clearer.