PayPal tokenized stock FTX (PYPL) is a token of the PayPal stock network. The PayPal stock enables users to earn a piece of stock utilizing cryptocurrencies or traditional currencies. According to its whitepaper, the tokenized stock is the equities that trade on regular regulated exchanges. In addition to tokenized stocks, FTX also delivers tokens on the exchange-traded fund (ETFs), futures, currencies, and other equivalent products. ETFs track a specific sector, index, sector, entity, or other assets. ETFs are traded in the same way a regular stock is traded on a stock exchange.

Adding to that, FTX is a digital currency exchange developed by traders and for traders. The FTX strives to develop a centralized platform for experienced trading firms and automatic for initial users. FTX aims to deliver innovative products that possess industry-first derivatives, volatility products, and purchased tokens.

Further, to trade tokenized stocks on FTX, users are supposed to have at least KYC level 2. Every FTX user who trades tokenized stocks tends to pass via Canco GmbH's KYC and compliance. Once the users are at KYC 2, they tend to submit the information to FTX. Moreover, the users cannot trade tokenized stocks on FTX from any restricted jurisdictions. Trading futures on tokenized stocks on FTX needs the exact KYC process as trading tokenized stocks itself. Furthermore, carrying tokenized stocks on FTX authorizes users to dividends, etc., of the primary stock. FTX tends to pursue all appropriate steps to have the tokens on FTX that reflect the corporate actions of the primary equities.

Sam Bankman-Fried is the CEO and Gary Wang is the CTO of FTX.