Securitize (SECZ), a firm that converts tangible assets like debt and equity into digital tokens capable of trading like crypto assets, announced that it has integrated Stellar into its supported blockchain networks.
The business already collaborates closely with Avalanche, Solana, and Ethereum, and it is widely recognized for handling the issuance and administration of BlackRock’s BUIDL tokenized money market fund.
Tokenization, which is the method of placing assets onto a distributed ledger, has drawn significant attention lately, with an expanding group of enterprises stating they currently provide, or intend to deliver, digital editions of shares, bonds, and commodities that feature round-the-clock trading and minimal to no territorial barriers.
Stellar is celebrated as a high-speed and scalable ledger where decentralized instruments can be tailored to meet know-your-customer (KYC) requirements, sanctions adherence, and clawback protocols, the organizations shared during Meridian 2026, the yearly gathering hosted by the Stellar Development Foundation in Lisbon. Franklin Templeton operates a tokenized money market product on Stellar, and MoneyGram utilizes it for daily funds transfers.
“The Stellar network has established the fourth-largest community for tokenized real-world assets, demonstrating the resilience of its infrastructure alongside increasing institutional interest in tokenization,” remarked Securitize Chief Executive Officer Carlos Domingo via a press release.
Established in 2017, Securitize launched its public offering on the New York Stock Exchange in July, simultaneously placing its private shares onto the Avalanche (AVAX) and Solana (SOL) networks. The equity instruments peaked at $13.70 during their initial trading session before closing at $8.16 on Tuesday.
Disclaimer: Stellar covered the expenses for the journalist’s journey to Portugal to attend the event.
Originally published at https://www.coindesk.com/business/2026/10/28/securitize-adds-stellar-blockchain-as-institutional-tokenization-gathers-steam.
