Bullish named Solana, Aptos and Ethereum as the initial network partners for its equity tokenization services on November 3. The company plans to expand its issuer-sponsored tokenization offering to Aptos and Ethereum, building on its existing work with Solana. The announcement describes a multi-network roadmap rather than a simultaneous launch on all three chains.
In its announcement, Bullish says issuers would be able to choose the network used for their tokenized shares. It also states that the official ownership record stays with the transfer agent. These are separate parts of the proposed arrangement: blockchain selection concerns where the issuer tokens are available, while the transfer agent retains the official shareholder record.
Bullish presents Solana as the foundation for the initiative and Aptos and Ethereum as its next planned additions. The release does not give a deployment date for either additional network or identify a first issuer launching there. Naming a network partner therefore does not establish that an issuer's shares are already available on that network.
The company also refers to an October 27 event at the New York Stock Exchange, where it says Bullish and Equiniti demonstrated a token transfer on Solana. That earlier demonstration supplies context for the November 3 network announcement. It does not demonstrate that the planned Aptos or Ethereum versions have been deployed.
For crypto infrastructure readers, the concrete change is the stated expansion beyond a single-chain approach. The documented mechanism keeps issuer network choice alongside a transfer-agent ownership record. The release supplies no implementation specification, cross-chain transfer procedure or network-by-network rollout schedule. Those details remain necessary to describe how the announced options would operate in practice.