Here is what the page “OpenWorld Begins Nasdaq Trading as VerifyMe Merger Creates Public Tokenization Company” contains. OpenWorld and VerifyMe have completed their business combination, and the merged company began trading on Nasdaq under the ticker OPNW on October 1. Led by digital-assets executive Matthew Shaw, OpenWorld is positioning itself as a provider of institutional-grade tokenization infrastructure for real-world assets, rather than a consumer-facing token or app. The company aims to offer the compliance, custody, and secondary-market rails needed to digitize traditional securities, private assets, and other RWA categories.
OpenWorld also plans to pursue a dual listing on Figure OPEN, a blockchain-based trading platform, with a target of November 2026—a separate initiative from its Nasdaq debut. The listing gives investors a conventional equity route into the tokenization theme, which is attracting attention as regulators like the SEC work on clearer rules for digital assets. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.