Ondo token from Binance's public Ondo deployment list (platform type 1). That list includes a shares multiplier, so one token is not automatically one share. Ondo's own metadata API was not called.
Ondo and Binance both require onboarding. This desk does not offer a DEX swap for the Ondo token.
Binance bStock from the tokenized-assets list. Classified by Binance as a certificate, not the share. That endpoint does not publish a contract address.
bStocks are not offered to U.S. persons. Binance Stock Trading is restricted in the US, China, Hong Kong, the EU, and other prohibited jurisdictions. Binance decides eligibility.
Name and session come from Dinari's public tradable-asset docs. Those pages do not include a contract address, and the enterprise stocks API was not called. The row does not establish what the dShare confers.
Opens the Dinari trading app. Dinari decides who can place an order. This desk does not send the order.
Robinhood Stock Token. The price feed is the underlying equity; the token tracks it through a published multiplier. It is not the share and it does not carry voting rights.
Opens the Stock Token on Uniswap, on Robinhood Chain. That is a wallet swap, not a Robinhood brokerage order.