Tokenized stocks expand global access but ownership risks remain, Zoth CEO says

Tokenized equities are broadening retail access to global markets, but the model still hinges on clear ownership rights and dependable platforms, according to Zoth CEO Pritam Dutta. He argues that tokenized stocks can lower barriers for investors outside major financial centers while raising questions about how underlying shares are held and redeemed. The comments come as tokenized real-world assets continue to draw capital across chains, though the article cites no specific token prices, total value locked, volumes, market cap or funding figures. Dutta's core point is that access alone is not enough: issuers and platforms must show verifiable custody and reliable settlement for tokens to function as credible share proxies. What to watch next is whether tokenization platforms publish clearer proof of ownership and redemption mechanics as the sector scales.