Securitize begins NYSE trading under SECZ after $4B SPAC deal

Securitize Corp., the world's largest tokenization platform with more than $4 billion in assets brought onchain, began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on July 2 under the ticker SECZ after completing its business combination with Cantor Equity Partners II Inc.

"The NYSE listing marks a milestone for the entire real-world asset tokenization sector, proving that compliant digital securities can access mainstream public markets," said Carlos Domingo, chief executive officer at Securitize, in a statement. "We are building the next generation of capital markets infrastructure."

The SPAC merger, which closed on July 1, values Securitize at an enterprise level tied to its position as the dominant onchain asset issuance platform. The company has facilitated more than $4 billion in tokenized asset issuance across private credit, real estate, and institutional-grade securities, positioning it ahead of competitors such as Ondo Finance and Superstate in the race to bring traditional assets onto distributed ledgers.

The listing arrives as the tokenization market accelerates. Midas, a rival platform, recently closed a $50 million Series A and has issued more than $2 billion in digital assets, while Fasanara Capital — which manages more than $6 billion — launched a tokenized private credit product on Aave's new Horizon RWA market in June. The convergence of compliant tokenization platforms with traditional exchange infrastructure signals that real-world asset protocols are moving beyond pilot phases into live institutional deployment.

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