JPMorgan Chase

JPMorgan Chase is the largest bank in the United States and, by many measures, the most powerful in the world. It does nearly everything in finance under one roof: consumer banking for tens of millions of Americans, credit cards, a Wall Street investment bank that leads global dealmaking and trading, and asset and wealth management. That diversification is its strength, letting one business offset another as conditions change, and it has made JPMorgan the industry's steadiest earner, run for years by CEO Jamie Dimon. The modern company came together in a 2000 merger, though its lineage runs back to 1799 in New York. Regulators treat it as systemically important, meaning it must hold extra capital as a buffer. For investors, the stock is often seen as the highest-quality way to own a big bank, a proxy for interest rates, lending and the health of the American economy.

On MyRWA, JPM trades tokenized across 23 on-chain venues - see the listings below.