Securitize listed on the NYSE under SECZ and issued about $295 million of tokenized shares onchain. The company used Solana and Avalanche to launch the largest issuer-sponsored tokenized stoc
- Securitize listed on the NYSE under SECZ and issued about $295 million of tokenized shares onchain.
- The company used Solana and Avalanche to launch the largest issuer-sponsored tokenized stock issuance.
- Executives said the listing marks a major step forward for tokenized securities and real-world assets.
Securitize began trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker SECZ, marking its public market debut and a new phase for tokenized securities. According to the company, it also became the first newly listed public company to tokenize its own shares from the first trading day, issuing approximately $295 million of stock onchain.
Company Combines Public Listing With Tokenization
According to Securitize, its common shares were issued onchain at launch using the Solana and Avalanche blockchains. The issuance represents the largest issuer-sponsored tokenized stock introduced at launch.
Bloomberg reported the listing followed a transaction that valued the Miami-based company at about $1.25 billion. The report also noted that BlackRock remains one of Securitize's major partners.
Meanwhile, The Wall Street Journal reported SECZ shares climbed as much as 16% during their NYSE debut. Carlos Domingo said the listing reflects a shift toward real-world assets within the digital asset market.
Executives Outline Tokenization Strategy
Carlos Domingo discussed the public listing during interviews with CNBC and Schwab Network. According to Securitize, he described the company as the first pure-play tokenization business listed on a major U.S. exchange.

Domingo also said tokenization has become one of the industry's most discussed subjects. Additionally, he stated the company expects further growth as tokenized capital markets continue developing.
Separately, Deputy COO Suzy Singh explained the company's stock structure during an interview with Taking Stock. According to Singh, retail investors can directly hold Securitize shares in compatible digital wallets from the first trading day.
Public Debut
Several financial publications highlighted the listing as a milestone for tokenized securities. Bloomberg described the event as an important step for the broader tokenization market. According to Securitize, the NYSE listing represents a new chapter for the company while bringing tokenized securities directly into public equity markets.
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