Method

Read the issuer, not the index

The token list is built from the registration events emitted by Ondo's own token manager contract, walked from its deployment block to the current block. It is not taken from an explorer's token search, an aggregator, or a file.

This matters because those sources disagree with the contract, and the contract is the thing that decides which tokens exist.

A refusal is an answer, a failure is not

Asking the oracle about a token it does not cover returns a specific error, AssetNotFound. That is the contract answering, and it is recorded as an answer with no figure attached.

Anything else, a rate limit, a timeout, an unrecognised error, is not an answer. When one of those happens no row is written at all, so the previous reading stays the most recent one and its age is visible. A sweep that cannot read enough of the catalogue is discarded whole rather than published thin.

Nothing is rounded

The shares-per-token figure is an integer with eighteen decimal places. On 20 August 2026 one of them moved by fifty three parts in a billion billion. Handled as an ordinary decimal number that change disappears completely and reads as no change at all.

Every exact value on this site is carried and published as an integer for that reason. A figure that is nearly right is not a measurement.

Two oracles, and only one is read here

Ondo's token manager points at two separate contracts. One publishes a shares-per-token figure and covers a small number of assets. The other posts prices and covers the catalogue broadly.

This site reads the first and does not read the second. So when a token is shown as not being in the shares oracle, that means it carries no shares-per-token adjustment. It does not mean Ondo publishes nothing for it.

Sources are not reconciled

Where two sources give different counts, both are published with their own date and their own provenance. Neither is corrected against the other and no average is taken.

What this does not cover

Only Ethereum. Ondo also issues on BNB Chain, Solana and HyperEVM. The same equity has a different contract address on each, so nothing here can be read across to them.

No schedule yet. Readings are taken by hand. Every figure states the block and the date it was read at, so its age is always visible.

No prices. This site does not publish what a token trades at, or how far that sits from the underlying share.

No claim about what a holder owns. That question, the legal structure behind the token and where a holder ranks if the issuer fails, is a documents question rather than a chain question. It is covered at XRADE.

Corrections

If a figure here is wrong, it will be corrected and the correction noted rather than quietly replaced. Raise it at @OndoBotx.