Securitize Brings Currenc Group’s Nasdaq-Listed Shares On-Chain Ahead of SPAC Merger

New updates have been reported about Securitize.

Securitize has onboarded Currenc Group Inc.’s Nasdaq-listed ordinary shares onto its tokenization platform, enabling those securities to trade on-chain across both Ethereum and Solana and positioning Securitize more deeply in the public-equities segment of real-world asset tokenization. The move extends Securitize’s “Stocks on Securitize” offering and showcases an issuer-led model where the on-chain token is the actual security, potentially reinforcing Securitize’s role as core infrastructure for next-generation capital markets.

Through this integration, Securitize is enabling features such as 24/7 global access, fractional ownership down to six decimal places, and potential interoperability with DeFi protocols for collateralization, automated market making, and smart-contract portfolio strategies, all of which may expand trading volumes and fee-generating activity on its regulated platforms. CEO Carlos Domingo framed the Currenc implementation as a step toward a new market structure for public equities that can move seamlessly and efficiently across borders and systems, aligning with Securitize’s broader pipeline of tokenized assets and its $4B-plus AUM across partnerships with major asset managers.

The announcement comes as Securitize advances its proposed business combination with Cantor Equity Partners II, Inc., a SPAC sponsored by an affiliate of Cantor Fitzgerald, under which Securitize Holdings, Inc. is expected to list on the NYSE or Nasdaq under ticker “SECZ” in the first half of 2026, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals. If completed, the transaction would provide Securitize with public-company currency and additional capital to scale infrastructure like the Currenc on-chain equity model, deepen U.S. and EU regulatory coverage, and compete more aggressively in the expanding tokenization and digital-securities market.

Securitize already operates as an SEC-registered broker-dealer, transfer agent, and ATS operator in the U.S., and as a fully authorized investment firm with a Trading & Settlement System under the EU DLT Pilot Regime, making it the only provider currently licensed to run regulated digital-securities infrastructure across both jurisdictions. Management highlights regulatory evolution, competitive dynamics, SPAC-related execution risk, and broader digital-asset market volatility as key uncertainties, but positions the Currenc deployment as tangible evidence of demand for institutional-grade tokenization of listed equities and as a reference case it can replicate with additional public issuers.