OG.com cleared by SEC to offer single-stock futures, says Crypto.com CEO

OG.com has secured an acknowledgement from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that clears the platform to offer single-stock futures in the United States, Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek said in a post on X. The SEC’s recognition relates to a 1-N filing submitted by OG.com’s legal entity, North American Derivatives Exchange, which seeks registration as a national securities exchange for futures products.

Marszalek said the firm is coordinating with both the SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission as it prepares to list single-stock perpetual futures that blend features from digital-asset markets with U.S. capital markets. The SEC acknowledgement removes a major regulatory obstacle and paves the way for OG.com to make these derivatives available on U.S. trading venues.

The move follows a broader industry trend of crypto platforms adding access to equities-linked products. The article notes that Kraken has plans, via a reported partnership with the London Stock Exchange, to offer tokenized UK stocks with 24/5 availability through the exchange’s night-time trading venue beginning in 2027. Separately, Coinbase rolled out stock perpetual futures for customers outside the U.S. in March, after earlier introducing regulated crypto futures and 24/5 cash equities access in the U.S. in February.

OG.com’s SEC acknowledgement and the surrounding regulatory engagement highlight continued efforts by digital-asset firms to bridge traditional securities markets and crypto-native trading models. As these products move toward market availability, firms and regulators are negotiating how innovations like perpetual futures fit within existing U.S. regulatory frameworks.