Securitize reports record Q1 revenue as tokenized assets reach $3.4 billion

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Securitize Q1 record revenue

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Securitize posts record Q1 revenue, up 39% year-over-year, with $1.9 billion transaction volume and $25 billion assets under administration across 650 funds.
Institutional growth accelerates as Securitize partners with NYSE and integrates BlackRock's BUIDL fund with Uniswap Labs, driving tokenized assets to $3.4 billion.
Regulatory tailwinds strengthen as FINRA approves Securitize for custody and tokenized IPOs, and SPAC listing with Cantor Equity Partners II targets second half of 2026 under ticker SECZ.

Institutional partnerships lift first-quarter performance

Securitize says in its earnings release that the company records its highest quarterly revenue to date, up 39% from a year earlier, alongside $1.9 billion in transaction volume. The firm also says it now services about 650 active funds through Securitize Fund Services, while total assets under administration stand at nearly $25 billion.

The quarter includes several institutional initiatives tied to tokenized securities infrastructure. Securitize says tokenization is shifting from standalone products toward a more interconnected financial system.

In March, Securitize and the New York Stock Exchange reveal a collaboration to support the tokenized securities market. Under that arrangement, Securitize becomes the first firm eligible to mint blockchain-based securities for ETFs on the NYSE's Digital Trading Platform.

The company also expands the reach of BlackRock's BUIDL tokenized money market fund through integrations with Uniswap Labs. Shares of the fund are now available for trading on UniswapX infrastructure.

Regulatory signals and listing plan shape outlook

Analysts at Benchmark recently describe Securitize as a "picks and shovels" play for tokenization, arguing that capturing even one basis point of the NYSE's roughly $44 trillion market capitalization would more than double the tokenized asset base on Securitize.

At the same time, U.S. regulators are signaling greater openness to blockchain-based securities infrastructure. Bloomberg reports this week that the SEC could soon unveil an innovation exemption framework for tokenized stocks, while FINRA earlier this month approves Securitize to custody tokenized securities and underwrite tokenized IPOs and secondary offerings.

Securitize is also continuing plans to go public through its previously announced SPAC deal with Cantor Equity Partners II. The listing is expected to be completed in the second half of 2026 under the ticker SECZ.

Our earlier coverage of Lincoln International’s NYSE IPO noted the firm’s rare public-market debut for an investment bank and the strong first-day trading performance. We also highlighted that the offering raised $421 million and valued the Chicago-based advisory firm at about $2.3 billion, underscoring renewed interest in selective financial-sector listings.

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