Key Notes
- Securitize Stocks launches on Solana with an initial lineup of 12 US equities, one-for-one share backing and settlement in USDC.
- Eligible investors retain applicable dividend and voting rights through security entitlements, with Jump Trading providing market-making liquidity.
- Trading begins during extended hours, while 24/7 access through planned NYSE and OKXICE venues remains subject to approvals and operational requirements.
Securitize has launched Securitize Stocks, bringing tokenized US equities to Solana for eligible investors in the United States, European Union and other permitted markets. The offering combines one-for-one share backing with applicable dividend and voting rights, while using USDC to settle transactions.
The company’s October 8 announcement names 12 stocks in the initial lineup. Trading starts through Securitize’s registered broker-dealer platform, with Jump Trading supplying liquidity and future access planned through digital venues being developed by NYSE and OKXICE.
Securitize announces the launch of Securitize Stocks, with tokenized US equities initially trading on Solana.
— Securitize (@Securitize) October 8, 2026
Apple, Nvidia and Strategy Join the Initial Lineup
The launch selection includes Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Alphabet, Tesla, Meta and Amazon. Netflix, Circle, SpaceX, Strategy and Palantir complete the 12-company list announced by Securitize.
The stock portal displays those companies alongside Securitize’s own SECZ shares. That existing issuer-sponsored stock is a separate part of the platform’s offering, rather than a thirteenth company in the newly announced batch.
The selection combines major technology businesses with companies closely associated with digital assets. Its significance is the attempt to bring familiar securities into blockchain trading while retaining a defined connection to the underlying shares.
Share Backing Comes With a Defined Legal Structure
Each token represents a security entitlement under Article 8 of the Uniform Commercial Code and is backed by one underlying share, Securitize says. Applicable economic benefits include dividends, with voting rights preserved where the underlying share class provides them.
Holders are not automatically registered shareholders on the issuing company’s books. The entitlements are held through Securitize Markets, and direct registration requires conversion where that option is available. The company’s disclosures also state that the underlying issuers have not sponsored or endorsed Securitize Stocks.
That distinction separates the launch from Securitize’s own tokenized shares, which were issued with the company’s participation. It also explains why a token’s economic rights and the name appearing on an issuer’s register are separate questions.
Securitize calls the new structure a convertible entitlement token. It is intended to let investors move into directly registered shares if an issuer adopts supported tokenization. Shares backing the entitlements will not be lent out, according to the launch terms.
Jump Supplies Liquidity, With USDC Settlement
The rollout builds on infrastructure Securitize introduced in May with Jump Trading Group and Jupiter. That collaboration combined a professionally operated automated market maker on Solana with regulated brokerage, transfer agency and identity-checked wallets.
In that arrangement, Jump provides liquidity through its PropAMM, while Jupiter supplies a user-facing route to discover and trade supported equities. Securitize handles the regulated execution and onboarding framework. The October launch extends the product selection available through this infrastructure.
Trading initially follows extended market hours, with round-the-clock availability a future objective. Onchain settlement therefore should not be confused with an announcement that every stock can already trade at all times.
Access requires onboarding, identity and anti-money-laundering checks, and jurisdictional eligibility. Securitize’s platform disclosures also warn that extended-hours sessions can involve thinner liquidity, wider spreads and greater price volatility.
NYSE and OKXICE Access Remains Conditional
Securitize expects its stock entitlements to trade on NYSE’s planned digital venue and the proposed OKXICE Tokenized Securities Venue. Neither venue has launched, and the company says trading remains subject to regulatory approval, venue review and operational requirements.
NYSE outlined its platform in January as a separate venue combining its Pillar matching technology with blockchain systems for post-trade processing. The design envisages 24/7 operations, dollar-sized orders, stablecoin funding and support for multiple settlement and custody networks.
That proposal covers both tokenized versions of conventionally issued securities and securities issued natively onchain. It is broader than moving a selection of existing shares onto one blockchain, and its implementation depends on the exchange’s approvals and market infrastructure.
A March agreement named Securitize as a design partner for NYSE’s digital transfer-agent program. The work covers ownership records, corporate actions and the standards needed for tokenized securities to operate within institutional markets.
Separately, CoinScreamer’s coverage of OKXICE’s plans describes its proposed permissioned stock-trading venue. Expected availability there is an additional distribution route, rather than confirmation that the new Securitize tokens have already begun trading on a NYSE exchange.
Collateral Uses Are a Further Step
Securitize also identifies lending and collateral applications as potential extensions, including supported markets such as Aave. Ripple Prime plans to support the launch and explore incorporating the assets into its institutional trading ecosystem. These statements describe intended integration work, rather than universal availability across DeFi.
The immediate launch brings a broader stock selection to regulated onchain trading. Its next stages involve extending trading hours, connecting additional venues and making the tokens usable in other financial products, each with its own access rules and operational requirements.
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