Enso now handles purchases and redemptions of tokenised stocks and metals in ether.fi Cash.

The Zurich-based infrastructure firm is the sole minting and redemption provider for xStocks-based assets in the crypto platform’s self-custodial app.

These assets arrived with ether.fi’s Summer 2026 release, which also added portfolio-backed borrowing and more fiat on-ramps to its self-custodial app.

As the execution layer, Enso manages routing, minting, redemption and settlement through a single route interface.

Users can therefore buy or redeem tokenised stocks, ETFs and metals straight from their Cash balance in one transaction.

There is no need to bridge assets between blockchains, choose a chain or hold an intermediate asset.

The integration builds on earlier work between the two firms. Since 2025, Enso has powered one-click, cross-chain deposits into ether.fi’s liquid vaults.

Besides ether.fi, Enso serves as an approved minter for Ondo Finance.

“This integration puts them inside a product hundreds of thousands of people already use every day,

without asking any of them to think about routing, liquidity or which chain an asset happens to live on,”

said Connor Howe, Co-Founder and CEO of Enso.

“From the first conversation they focused on the outcome we needed, then built the execution around our architecture rather than asking us to bend to theirs,”

said Charles Mountain, Head of Ecosystem at ether.fi.

Access to the feature depends on issuer-level gating, eligibility checks and jurisdictional restrictions. It is not available to users in the United States.

Featured image: Edited by Fintech News Switzerland, based on image by Enso via its website and ziaaurrehmanmalik via Magnific.