Securitize

Securitize itself is the transfer agent/infrastructure layer, not the security's issuer, in its typical role: for 'issuer-led' tokenization the company whose security is being tokenized integrates DLT directly into its own share register (the blockchain becomes part of the official stock ledger), which SEC guidance treats identically to a traditional share in terms of legal rights. This is structurally different from the 'custodian-led' third-party-wrapper model used by most other issuers on this list — a custodian-led token is explicitly, per Securitize's own written SEC submission, 'a claim against the custodian... not direct interests in the underlying securities themselves.' RESOLVED (previously an open question): rwastats.xyz's live 'Securitize' listing (CURR) is confirmed to be exactly Securitize's own tokenization of Nasdaq-listed Currenc Group Inc.'s ordinary shares, launched April 2026 on Ethereum and Solana, per a direct Securitize/PR Newswire announcement.

The Currenc Group Inc. (CURR) tokenized shares specifically are issued on Ethereum and Solana.

Securitize Markets LLC (Securitize's SEC-registered/FINRA-member broker-dealer subsidiary) received FINRA approval on May 4, 2026 — the first such approval granted to any broker-dealer — to custody tokenized securities, underwrite tokenized IPOs and secondary offerings, and facilitate atomic settlement (direct swaps between tokenized securities and cash/stablecoins) within a regulated broker-dealer environment.