Svmuu, Reality, the compliant RWA issuance platform under Bitget, has announced a partnership with Alpaca, a US-registered broker and self-clearing firm. Under the terms of the collaboration, Alpaca will provide Reality with broker infrastructure support, assisting it in integrating tokenized US stocks and ETF products within a regulated market framework, covering key areas such as clearing, custody, and trade execution.
Founded in 2015, Alpaca is a developer-first broker infrastructure company. Its subsidiary, Alpaca Clearing, is a FINRA-registered broker-dealer and SIPC member, specializing in the custody and clearing of underlying assets. Through this partnership, Reality will further enhance its underlying infrastructure capabilities for tokenized US stocks and ETF products, offering eligible global users a more regulated and transparent access method.
Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, stated that Reality is a key component of Bitget's UEX panoramic exchange strategy, with the goal of bridging traditional financial assets and on-chain infrastructure in a more practical manner. Yoshi Yokokawa, co-founder and CEO of Alpaca, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership with Reality, noting it will jointly advance the development of tokenized stock infrastructure and further enhance the accessibility of global financial services.
RWA protocol Reality partners with US regulated broker Alpaca
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