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  • Securitize announced plans for Securitize Stocks in a press release reported by CoinDesk on Oct. 8, 2026.
  • The product would give qualified investors access to tokens backed by shares in 12 U.S. companies, with corresponding economic rights including dividends and voting participation.
  • Initial trading is planned for Securitize’s Solana-based platform, with liquidity from Jump Trading and settlement in USDC.

Securitize announced plans to introduce tokenized shares in 12 U.S. companies through its Securitize Stocks product, according to a press release reported by CoinDesk on Oct. 8, 2026. The offering would allow qualified investors in the United States, Europe and other permitted markets to trade tokens backed by real shares during extended trading hours, with 24/7 access planned over time.

Initial trading on Solana

The first phase will cover 12 companies, including Apple, Nvidia, Tesla, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Netflix, Circle, Strategy and Palantir.

Trading will initially take place on Securitize’s platform on the Solana network. Jump Trading will provide liquidity, while trades will settle in the USDC stablecoin.

According to Securitize, each token will be backed by a real share and confer corresponding economic rights, including dividends and voting participation. The tokens will represent property rights to securities rather than direct ownership of shares recorded in a company’s shareholder register.

Investors may eventually be able to convert the tokens into traditional shares if the relevant issuers implement their own tokenization, Securitize said.

Expansion to planned digital venues

Securitize plans to expand access through the New York Stock Exchange’s planned 24/7 digital trading platform and the upcoming OKX-ICE venue. The expansion depends on the launch of those platforms and compliance with regulatory requirements.

RQD will support the clearing, custody and settlement infrastructure connecting the tokenized shares with traditional securities markets. Ripple Prime plans to explore opportunities for institutional use of the assets.

“The opportunity is to bring equities onchain without losing ownership rights, investor protections, and the market infrastructure that make US stock markets work,” said Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo.

Securitize previously reported record core operating revenue of $19.5 million for the first quarter of 2026 and provided clarification about its upcoming initial public offering.

Source: Incrypted

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