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Securitize says tokenized real-world asset volume tops $5 billion

Securitize says tokenized real-world asset volume tops $5 billion

Securitize said institutional demand lifted tokenized asset volume past $5 billion and said board additions Rebecca Macieira-Kaufmann and Manolo Sánchez will strengthen governance as it expands regulated on-chain securities infrastructure.

Fact Check
Multiple sources corroborate the claim. The Block (via RWA.xyz data) reported Securitize surpassed $5 billion in tokenized assets on 2026-07-13, and cryptonews.net reports the same milestone with a statement attributed to CEO Carlos Domingo citing institutional demand. The figure is consistent with Securitize's prior reported ~$4B AUM in late 2025, making the growth plausible. No conflicting evidence found.
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Summary

Securitize said tokenized real-world asset volume on its platform has surpassed $5 billion, which it linked to rising institutional demand for blockchain-based versions of traditional assets. The Miami-based company also said on July 14 that Rebecca Macieira-Kaufmann and Manolo Sánchez joined its board to add governance, regulatory and traditional-finance experience as it expands its compliance infrastructure for on-chain regulated securities and asset tokenization following its June 2026 SPAC merger and NYSE debut under ticker SECZ.

Terms & Concepts
  • tokenized real-world assets: Traditional assets such as private funds, real estate or Treasurys represented as digital tokens on a blockchain.
  • on-chain regulated securities: Securities issued, recorded or managed on blockchain-based systems within applicable regulatory frameworks.
  • digital transfer agent: A firm that records ownership and processes transfers of securities in digital form.