Binance Tokenized Securities Info
Wire Ondo tokenized US stock quotes, RWA metadata, trading halts, and on-chain fundamentals into a Web3 or trading assistant without mixing in generic crypto token APIs.
Overview
Binance Tokenized Securities Info is an agent skill for the Build phase that queries Binance Web3 for Ondo tokenized US stock lists, RWA metadata, tradability, on-chain metrics, fundamentals, and K-line data.
Install
npx skills add https://github.com/binance/binance-skills-hub --skill binance-tokenized-securities-infoWhat is this skill?
- Six API surfaces in one skill: token symbol list, RWA metadata, market/per-asset trading status, real-time on-chain metr
- Corporate action codes for earnings, dividends, splits, and halt/pause tradability checks per ticker
- Ondo RWA attestation and company metadata alongside holders, circulating supply, and market cap
- Explicit boundary: tokenized US equities only—not BTC/ETH/SOL (use query-token-info for general crypto)
- Supports comparing on-chain token price against underlying US stock price
- Six documented API functions: token symbol list, RWA meta, market status, on-chain data, US fundamentals, and K-Line cha
- Skill metadata version 1.1
Adoption & trust: 2.8k installs on skills.sh; 881 GitHub stars; 2/3 security scanners passed (skills.sh audits).
What problem does it solve?
You are building on-chain equity features but lack a single, scoped integration that returns Ondo stock-token status, fundamentals, and charts without pulling unrelated crypto token APIs.
Who is it for?
Solo builders adding RWA or tokenized US stock panels to Web3 apps, trading copilots, or internal research agents on Binance Web3.
Skip if: General cryptocurrency spot token research (BTC, ETH, SOL)—the skill explicitly directs those queries to query-token-info instead.
When should I use this skill?
Users ask about tokenized stock price, holders, tradability, Ondo lists, corporate actions, K-lines, or on-chain vs US stock price—and not general crypto tokens.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your agent returns structured Binance Web3 responses for tokenized tickers—metadata, halt codes, on-chain stats, and charts—ready to render in UI or downstream analytics.
- Structured API payloads for symbol lists, RWA metadata, and trading status
- Fundamental and on-chain metric snapshots plus K-line series for a ticker
Recommended Skills
Journey fit
Canonical shelf is Build because the skill is an external API integration layer developers invoke while implementing product features, not early market research or post-launch growth work. Integrations is the right subphase: every capability maps to Binance Web3 HTTP endpoints (symbol list, RWA meta, market status, on-chain stats, fundamentals, K-line).
How it compares
Use this scoped securities integration instead of generic crypto token-info skills when the user names a US equity ticker on Ondo.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is binance-tokenized-securities-info for?
Indie developers and agent authors who ship Binance Web3 experiences and need Ondo tokenized US stock data, not broad altcoin catalogs.
When should I use binance-tokenized-securities-info?
During Build integrations when prompts ask for stock-token price or holders, tradable vs paused status, RWA token lists, dividend or split corporate actions, K-line charts, or on-chain vs US equity price comparisons.
Is binance-tokenized-securities-info safe to install?
Review the Security Audits panel on this Prism page before enabling network calls; the skill reaches external Binance Web3 APIs and should run with least-privilege API keys and audited dependencies.
SKILL.md
READMESKILL.md - Binance Tokenized Securities Info
# Binance Tokenized Securities Info Skill ## Overview | API | Function | Use Case | |---------------------|---------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------| | Token Symbol List | List all tokenized stocks | Browse Ondo supported tickers, filter by type | | RWA Meta | Tokenized stock metadata | Company info, concepts, attestation reports | | Market Status | Overall market open/close | Check if Ondo market is currently trading | | Asset Market Status | Per-asset trading status | Detect corporate actions (earnings, dividends, splits, mergers) | | RWA Dynamic V2 | Full real-time data | On-chain price, holders, US stock fundamentals, order limits | | Token K-Line | Candlestick charts | OHLC data for on-chain token price technical analysis | ## Recommended Workflows | Scenario | Steps | |--------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Look up a stock's fundamentals and on-chain data | API 1 (get `chainId` + `contractAddress` by ticker) → API 5 (dynamic data) | | Check if a stock token is tradable | API 3 (overall market status) → API 4 (per-asset status with reason code) | | Research a tokenized stock | API 1 (find token) → API 2 (company metadata + attestation reports) | | Get K-Line chart data | API 1 (find token) → API 6 (K-Line with interval) | ## Use Cases 1. **List Supported Stocks**: Get all Ondo tokenized tickers with chain and contract info 2. **Company Research**: Get company metadata, CEO, industry, concept tags, and attestation reports 3. **Market Status Check**: Determine if the Ondo market is open, closed, or in pre/post-market session 4. **Corporate Action Detection**: Check if a specific asset is paused or limited due to earnings, dividends, stock splits, mergers, or maintenance 5. **Real-Time Data**: Get on-chain price, holder count, circulating supply, US stock P/E, dividend yield, 52-week range, and order limits 6. **Technical Analysis**: Fetch token K-Line (candlestick) data with configurable intervals and time ranges ## Key Concept: Token ≠ Share Each token represents `multiplier` shares of the underlying stock, **not exactly 1 share**. Most tokens have a multiplier near 1.0 (cumulative dividend adjustment), but stock-split tokens can be 5.0 or 10.0 (e.g. multiplier = 10.0 means 1 token = 10 shares). ``` referencePrice = tokenInfo.price ÷ sharesMultiplier ``` See Notes §6 for common multiplier categories. ## Supported Chains | Chain | c