Key points

  • Securitize Corp (NYSE:SECZ) has added 13 US equities, expanding its tokenised stock offering to 25.
  • New additions include Exxon Mobil, GameStop, Johnson & Johnson, Salesforce, Disney and Uber.
  • The offering uses Solana infrastructure, one-to-one share backing and USDC settlement.

Securitize Corp (NYSE:SECZ) has added 13 US equities, expanding its tokenised stock offering to 25 companies.

The expansion follows its 8 October launch, opening access to eligible investors across permitted international markets.

“Less than a month after launching Securitize Stocks, we're expanding the offering,” Chairman and CEO Carlos Domingo said in a statement.

The new additions include Exxon Mobil, GameStop, Johnson & Johnson, Lockheed Martin, Salesforce and Walt Disney.

Each token represents a security entitlement backed one-to-one by an underlying share, preserving applicable dividends and voting rights.

Securitize Stocks operate on Solana (SOL), with Jump Trading supporting liquidity and transactions settling in USD Coin (USDC).

Securitize Markets provides secondary trading through its SEC-registered broker-dealer, while backing shares remain unavailable for lending.

Following the announcement, Securitize shares were up 7.73% at $7.80.

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