Securitize has joined the Open USD (OUSD) ecosystem as a Network Partner, linking its tokenized real-world asset infrastructure with OUSD’s onchain dollar system. Securitize managed more than $4 billion in assets as of mid-2026 and has tokenized funds for BlackRock and Apollo across more than 18 blockchain networks. OUSD, a stablecoin (digital dollar designed to maintain stable value) launched by Open Standard on September 30, 2026, operates on multiple blockchains including Ethereum and Solana. Its partners can mint and redeem OUSD without fees, share earnings from its reserves and participate in governance through a board of participating partners. The OUSD network has grown from more than 140 businesses to more than 200 since launch, including Coinbase, Mastercard and BlackRock. Because Securitize already tokenizes BlackRock funds, the companies now overlap in both fund tokenization and the OUSD network. The partnership could help institutions settle between tokenized assets and digital dollars without leaving the blockchain, although no transaction-volume or financial-structure details have been disclosed. Its practical impact therefore remains unmeasured, with future settlement activity determining whether OUSD’s cooperative model can translate partner growth into meaningful usage.