Securitize to Trade Tokenized Shares of 12 US-Listed Stocks
Securitize said it will begin trading tokenized shares of 12 of the most widely held US-listed stocks, including securities rights.
Securitize announced it will begin trading tokenized shares of 12 of the most widely held US-listed stocks, including securities rights, according to digitaltoday.co.kr.
The announcement covers 12 US-listed stocks but does not specify which companies or when trading will start.
Fidelity Investments digital asset strategy head Matthew Horne said institutional on-chain migration has become pronounced over the past 18 months.
UBS digital asset business development head Ka Yan Chan said Treasuries and equities can bring billions of dollars on-chain.
Regulatory context
In December 2025, the SEC issued a no-action letter allowing a DTCC subsidiary to provide a new securities market tokenization service. In September, the SEC approved a temporary exemption permitting limited trading of tokenized US stocks on some on-chain trading platforms.
Earlier, in August, Standard Chartered digital asset research head Geoff Kendrick projected the tokenized real-world asset market could reach $4 trillion by the end of 2028.
Quick answers
Which stocks will Securitize tokenize?
Securitize said it will trade tokenized shares of 12 of the most widely held US-listed stocks, including securities rights. It did not name the specific companies.
When will Securitize start trading the tokenized shares?
No start date was given in the announcement.
What did Fidelity and UBS say about tokenization?
Fidelity Investments digital asset strategy head Matthew Horne said institutional on-chain migration has become pronounced over the past 18 months, and UBS digital asset business development head Ka Yan Chan said Treasuries and equities can bring billions of dollars on-chain.