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Securitize taps TRON to expand tokenized real-world assets

Securitize taps TRON to expand tokenized real-world assets
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Securitize, a leading platform for tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs), has partnered with the TRON blockchain. This collaboration was announced on Friday and it enables Securitize to issue tokenized funds and securities over the global network of TRON.

Tokenization refers to the conversion of tangible assets like money, bonds or real estate into digital tokens on a blockchain.These tokens can be exchanged, bought or utilized in decentralized finance products.

By adding TRON, Securitize broadens the places where these digital assets can exist and move.

Why TRON matters for tokenized assets

TRON hosts more than 373 million user accounts and processes about $7.9 trillion in transfers each year. The network also has more than 26 billion of total value locked (TVL).

Much of this activity comes from stablecoins like USDT, which TRON supports at scale. For tokenized securities, this means access to a fast, low-cost network already used by millions for everyday value transfers.

Carlos Domingo, Co-Founder and CEO of Securitize, elaborated on the idea behind the integration.

“Tokenization is about bringing real-world financial assets onto infrastructure that can support global scale and continuous market access,” he said. “TRON has built one of the most widely used blockchain networks for value transfer, and this integration positions tokenized securities to tap into that reach over time.”

He said this is still an early move, but it clearly points to the market’s direction toward wider access, deeper liquidity, and more accessible on-chain financial products.

According to Justin Sun, the founder of TRON, the collaboration fits the long-term objective of TRON of providing access to financial opportunities worldwide and enhancing efficiency on its network.

“Our collaboration with Securitize, a leader in tokenization, continues the convergence of traditional finance and DeFi in a powerful new way. Together, we’re building the infrastructure for a global, onchain financial system,” Sun added.

Securitize plans to launch a new real-world asset product on TRON soon, but full details are still pending.

The company already works with major asset managers, including BlackRock, Apollo, KKR, and VanEck. These partnerships shows that future fund offerings on TRON could draw strong interest from institutions.

Securitize manages over $4 billion in assets, based on data from November 2025. In the United States, the company operates through SEC-registered entities, which include a broker-dealer and a regulated alternative trading system.

In Europe, Securitize holds licenses under the EU’s DLT Pilot Regime. This dual regulatory presence lets the firm issue and manage digital securities across major markets while meeting compliance requirements. 

Securitize expands its tokenized finance push

The announcement comes as tokenized assets attract more attention in the digital asset industry.

Companies in this market are trying to put regulated funds, securities, and other real-world financial products on public blockchains, which provide faster settlement and broader access. 

By adding TRON, Securitize is creating another distribution channel for that strategy while TRON strengthens its connection to institutional-style tokenized finance.

In a separate development, Securitize also partnered with Currenc Group Inc. to introduce tokenized versions of Currenc shares. The tokenized shares will support continuous trading, allow fractional ownership, and make equities more accessible to a wider group of investors.

In addition, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and Securitize are collaborating to develop a new tokenized securities platform. 

The two firms signed an MOU to support a digital market for blockchain-based securities tied to companies and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The agreement gives Securitize an important early role in shaping the platform’s transfer agent framework.

However, in a recent note, the IMF indicated tokenization and real-world assets had the potential to enhance efficiency and transparency, yet they also might cause additional risks in financial stability. 

The Fund warned about faster market stress, cross-border vulnerabilities, fragmentation, concentration, and weaker monetary control in some economies.

TRX price stays under pressure

Recently, TRON DAO has also partnered with Zerohash to expand business access to the TRON network in selected markets.

The deal makes it easier for companies to use TRX and TRC-20 USDT, while also offering support for custody, trading, liquidity, settlement, and fiat on-ramp services.

Nonetheless, TRON’s native token, TRX, has not demonstrated great performance in the market. It is currently trading at slightly above $0.3181, a decrease of 0.29 percent in the last 24 hours.

It had an approximate market capitalization of about 30.15 billion and a daily trading volume of approximately 531.2 million, which was up 3.85 percent.

Securitize taps TRON to expand tokenized real-world assets
Source: CoinMarketCap

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