Securitize Expands to TRON Network for Tokenized Securities

Securitize announced an integration with the TRON blockchain that will place tokenized funds and securities on TRON and support a real-world asset product scheduled to launch on the network. The company said the partnership adds TRON to its multichain distribution plan.

TRON was cited by Securitize for its large onchain activity. The company provided network figures of more than 373 million accounts, over $26 billion in total value locked and roughly $7.9 trillion in annual transfer volume. Securitize noted those metrics reflect heavy stablecoin transfers, high payment and exchange flows, and frequent onchain transfers.

Securitize reported more than $4 billion in assets under management and named past work with large asset managers including Apollo, BlackRock, BNY, Hamilton Lane, KKR and VanEck. In the United States Securitize operates through SEC-registered entities covering brokerage, transfer agency and an alternative trading system. In Europe the firm operates as an authorized investment firm under the EU DLT Pilot Regime.

Carlos Domingo, co-founder and CEO of Securitize, described the integration as a way to bring real-world financial assets onto infrastructure with global scale and continuous market access. He added that TRON is one of the most widely used blockchain networks for value transfer and that the integration will position tokenized securities to reach that network over time.

Justin Sun, founder of TRON, characterized the partnership as part of a growing connection between traditional finance and decentralized finance, saying the collaboration will help build infrastructure for an onchain global financial system.

Neither company has identified the first real-world asset product to launch on TRON, disclosed the product’s investor audience, or provided details on trading arrangements. Those specifics have not been made public.

The announcement comes as tokenized asset firms place greater emphasis on where assets can trade and how easily they can find buyers and sellers. Market participants have focused earlier efforts on legal structures, custody and investor onboarding; the companies say the TRON integration is intended to add access to a network with routine transfer flow and substantial stablecoin liquidity.