Securitize has built a regulation-first tokenization platform that has grown to over $4 billion in real-world assets. Unlike many tokenization projects that focus on equities or experimental assets, research shows that most of the demand for Securitize comes from low-risk institutional products.
U.S. Treasury-backed assets account for approximately 59% of the tokenized supply on the platform. Private equity remains a small segment as Securitize is still an early entrant into the category. Research shows that the majority of activity is from institutions seeking yield, liquidity and legal certainty.
Increase profits based on compliance
Securitize reported revenue of $55.6 million in the first nine months of 2025, up from $5.9 million in the same period in 2024. This corresponds to an increase of 841%.
Full-year sales reached $18.8 million in 2024, up from $8.2 million in 2023. Annual sales could reach $110 million, according to internal projections cited in recent filings.
This number shows that regulated tokenization can support recurring revenue, not just pilot programs.
Regulation as an advantage
Securitize works within, rather than around, existing securities frameworks. In the US, it runs as a FINRA-compliant platform. In Europe, it operates under the MiFID registration.
Investor eligibility, transfer restrictions, reporting, and recordkeeping are built directly into the system, and ownership updates occur automatically. Settlement speeds increase not because rules are removed, but because there are fewer intermediaries involved.
IPO path and planning
Securitize is moving closer to the public markets through its planned merger with Cantor Equity Partners II. Both companies have filed Form S-4s with the SEC, which are currently under review. If approved, Securitize will be listed on the Nasdaq under the SECZ ticker.
Meanwhile, BlackRock has identified Bitcoin and tokenization as key market drivers for 2026 and currently operates the tokenized USD money market fund BUIDL, issued by Security Tides, with approximately $2 billion in assets. JPMorgan also launched its first tokenized money market fund on Ethereum in December.
According to Ripple research, tokenized financial assets could reach $19 trillion by 2033, with an annual growth rate of 53%. U.S. government bonds emerge as the earliest large-scale use case, followed by private credit.
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