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Bank of New York Mellon (BNY): every tokenized form

Bank of New York Mellon (BNY) trades tokenized on BNB Chain (xStocks): BNYx, a BEP-20 token issued by Bank of New York Mellon xStock that tracks the underlying share price and settles with the chain's own finality. The token is not the share: no ownership, voting, or dividend rights attach to it, and transfers follow the issuer's on-chain rules. The form's own page carries its contracts, diligence, and deep links.

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One company, every chain it is issued on. Each form below has its own page with contracts, diligence, and deep links.

Bank of New York Mellon at a glance

Every tokenized form of Bank of New York Mellon

Same underlying, different issuers and chains. The ticker suffixes are the convention: plain on Robinhood Chain, a c on Base, an x for xStocks on Solana.

How each form is priced

Each issuer runs its own price feed for Bank of New York Mellon — BNB Chain (xStocks) reads Backed Assets — refreshed every few minutes while the underlying market trades. After the close a form holds the last mark; the chain beneath it keeps settling around the clock regardless. Exposure tracks the underlying share, settlement behaves like any token on its chain, and the two clocks only need to agree at the moment you trade.

What the token carries, and what it does not

The token is the trading half of the BNY share, nothing more — it tracks the price of ISIN CH1580497019. Votes, dividends, and SIPC coverage stay with the share unless an issuer program explicitly carries them over; what does carry over is the state commercial banks sector exposure. In exchange you get settlement in seconds, custody in your own wallet, and portability anywhere tokens move. The issuer disclosure on each form's page draws the exact line; read it before treating a token as more than price exposure.

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