Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (Reality rVTI)
Peers · Tokenized share
| TICKER | ISSUER | YIELD | vs SAV | RISK | MIN |
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Same underlying · Vanguard
5 WAYS INDescription
ISSUER DOCSReality token rVTI tracking Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI, ISIN US9229087690), issued by BG El Salvador, S.A. de C.V. — Bitget’s entity in El Salvador’s CNAD register — on Arbitrum and Morph. Only tokens with supply on chain are listed; Reality deploys contracts for many more tickers it has not minted. Imported from Reality’s own ticker list — identity and contracts are sourced, figures are not checked per instrument.
Buying · Q&A
2 QUESTIONSHow do I buy VTI.RP?+
Through Reality or Bitget. The token runs on Arbitrum / Morph.
What other tokens track VTI?+
Besides VTI.RP, VTI is available as tVTI (MIO 3 MARKETS 1 S.A.S. de C.V.), VTI.RH (Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited), VTIon (Ondo Global Markets (BVI)), VTIx (Backed / Kraken (xStocks)). They track the same security but differ in issuer, legal structure, chain and target market.
Where to trade
SECONDARY MARKETNo market data for VTI.RP yet — buy through the issuer below.
Issuer · primary market
SUBSCRIBE / REDEEMThrough Reality or Bitget
Who may buy is set by the issuer — check their terms. Not investment advice.
Key facts
- Yield / return
- Price return
- Risk
- Not rated (imported)
- Minimum
- —
- Custody
- Self-custody wallet
- KYC
- Not stated by the source
Details
- Issuer
- BG El Salvador, S.A. de C.V. (Reality)
- Type
- Tokenized share
- Category
- Tokenized ETFs
- Tracks
- VTI
- Underlying ISIN
- US9229087690
- Yield source
- VTI price performance
- Network
- Arbitrum / Morph
- Jurisdiction
- El Salvador
Questions
ANSWERS- Can I buy Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI) as a token — and from which issuers?
- What has been tokenized in El Salvador — every registered digital-asset offering?
- Which tokenized stocks and ETFs can I buy on Arbitrum?
- Which ETFs — like the S&P 500 or Nasdaq-100 — can I already buy as a token?
- Do tokenized stocks pay dividends, or does the issuer keep them?