Securitize began trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker SECZ on Thursday and launched a tokenized version of its common stock through its regulated platform.

Securitize is now officially a public company, listed on the @NYSE under the ticker SECZ.

Our focus is unchanged: building the regulated infrastructure for the next generation of capital markets.

To everyone who helped us get here, thank you.

Tokenize the World. pic.twitter.com/XVhjA5udA9

— Securitize (@Securitize) July 2, 2026

The listing follows the completion of Securitize’s business combination with Cantor Equity Partners II. The company has brought more than $4 billion in assets onchain through its tokenization infrastructure.

Eligible investors in the United States will be able to access tokenized SECZ on Avalanche and Solana after completing onboarding, identity verification and jurisdictional eligibility checks.

The tokens are intended to represent the same common stock trading on the NYSE rather than a synthetic product, offshore wrapper or separate share class. Tokenization changes how ownership is recorded and transferred but does not alter the legal nature of the underlying shares or remove applicable transfer restrictions.

Securitize said the rollout makes it the first newly public company to bring its own stock onchain from the start of its life as a listed business. Based on expected shareholder participation, the company also expects SECZ to become the world’s largest tokenized stock.

The launch builds on Securitize’s broader effort to bring public equities onto blockchain infrastructure while preserving direct ownership and shareholder rights. Its platform has previously worked with asset managers including BlackRock, Apollo, KKR and VanEck on tokenized investment products.

Securitize plans to expand the functionality and market infrastructure surrounding tokenized SECZ as its onchain shareholder base develops.