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Securitize Lists Shares on NYSE and Tokenizes Same Stock on Solana and Avalanche
Securitize began trading on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker SECZ on July 2 after a SPAC merger and simultaneously issued tokenized versions of the same shares on Solana and Avalanche. Investors held $295 million in the tokenized shares at launch.
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Securitize launched tokenized versions of its common stock on Solana and Avalanche on July 2, the same day the company began trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker SECZ following a SPAC merger with Cantor Equity Partners II. The tokenized shares represent the same common stock trading on the NYSE rather than a separate class of securities, according to the company. Eligible U.S.
Investors can purchase them through Securitize's regulated platform after completing identity verification and meeting securities law requirements. Investors held $295 million in tokenized Securitize shares on the launch day, according to blockchain data from RWA.xyz. SECZ shares rose 10 percent during the session.
Securitize said it is the first newly public company to tokenize its own stock on its first day of trading. CEO Carlos Domingo stated that the move validates the view that public equities are moving onchain. The company, founded in 2017 and backed by BlackRock and ARK Invest, has built tokenization infrastructure for other firms.
Earlier in 2026 it partnered with Intercontinental Exchange to develop infrastructure for tokenized equities and teamed with transfer agents Computershare and Continental to help public companies issue shares on blockchain rails. Domingo said the company wanted to lead by example and demonstrate how real shares can be issued onchain.
