The building blocks of traditional finance are being moved onto the chain piece by piece, and this time even proxy voting has been sorted out—token holders no longer have to be second-class citizens.

Biejie.com news: Ondo Finance announced the launch of tokenized versions of BlackRock’s iShares Core S&P 500 ETF (IVV) and Micron Technology (MU) shares, built on blockchain, aiming to fit within the structure of the existing U.S. securities system. These tokenized securities are issued via Ethereum and handled by Oasis Pro TA, an SEC-registered transfer agent that Ondo acquired last year. Financial infrastructure provider Broadridge will be responsible for proxy voting, regulatory disclosures, and shareholder communications, ensuring that token holders enjoy the same governance rights as investors with traditional brokerage accounts. Ondo said this is the first production deployment of the SEC custody tokenization model, demonstrating how blockchain securities can adapt to the current U.S. regulatory and custody framework.