Tokenization firm Securitize has tapped major crypto market maker Jump Trading and decentralized trading platform Jupiter as it rolls out fully onchain, regulated tokenized equities on Solana.
The move represents a significant step for Securitize, which first announced it would be launching tokenized equities late last year. These assets can now be issued, traded, and settled onchain.
Jump will provide institutional liquidity via its PropAMM, while Solana’s biggest DeFi aggregator, Jupiter, will support retail and institutional access through its swap interface. Securitize, for its part, will handle the full regulatory side as a registered broker-dealer, transfer agent, and Alternative Trading System (ATS).
"Tokenization has reached a point where the question is no longer whether assets can be issued onchain, but whether they can trade at scale in a way that meets the standards of public markets," Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo said in a release. "This collaboration demonstrates that it’s possible to deliver liquidity, access, and compliance together: within the existing regulatory framework. That’s what unlocks real adoption from issuers, investors, and regulators alike."
The move comes amid surging interest in tokenization, including as crypto exchanges like Coinbase, Kraken, and Binance, as well as more traditional brokers like Robinhood, work to introduce onchain equities.
On Monday, Securitize disclosed its FINRA approval to custody and underwrite tokenized IPOs. It has also recently partnered with Computershare, the world's largest transfer agent, to enable public firms to issue tokenized shares, as well as the New York Stock Exchange to develop a 24/7 tokenized securities platform.
Securitize itself is in the process of going public via a SPAC merger with Cantor Equity Partners II to trade on Nasdaq under the CEPT ticker. That deal is expected to close in the first half of 2026.