Securitize has registered Securitize Capital LLC as an investment adviser with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), allowing the company to provide advisory services in addition to its existing roles in issuance regulation and transfer services. The move further expands Securitize’s regulated infrastructure and adds another licensed function to a platform already positioned around tokenized asset issuance and trading.

Securitize Expands Into Investment Advisory

The new regulatory status adds investment advisory services to Securitize’s existing business lines, which already include broker-dealer operations, transfer agent services, and ATS operator functions.

Source: X

Securitize Capital LLC is one of the subsidiaries under the broader Securitize umbrella. The company also operates across secondary issuance and trading for tokenized Treasuries, money market funds, and private credit, and it serves as one of the major on-chain registrars for BlackRock’s BUIDL fund. That mix of functions matters because tokenization platforms often need to connect issuance, recordkeeping, and trading under the same compliance umbrella as institutions look for services that fit existing market rules.

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Regulatory Gap Closed

The adviser registration addresses a regulatory issue for major market participants by providing guidance on how institutions can access tokenized products within their compliance frameworks.

From the perspective of asset managers, the move shows that Securitize can do more than provide infrastructure technology.

“We’ve expanded our regulated platform with the registration of Securitize Capital LLC as an investment adviser with the SEC. This adds advisory capabilities for asset managers, institutional investors, and other sophisticated market participants.” — @Securitize, July 27, 2026

The company said in its post on X:

We’ve expanded our regulated platform with the registration of Securitize Capital LLC as an investment adviser with the SEC. This adds advisory capabilities for asset managers, institutional investors, and other sophisticated market participants. pic.twitter.com/p0N7U3XzyW

For regulators, the registration creates another point of contact with real-world asset, or RWA, players as the tokenized market has reached $3.8 billion, according to rwa.xyz. As this segment grows, firms with multiple regulated entities may be better placed to work through the operational and compliance requirements that accompany tokenized funds and other on-chain financial products.

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RWA Race Accelerates

The SEC registration comes as major companies prepare to introduce more blockchain-based products.

Source: Bombay Chamber

These products will be subject to legal requirements following MiCA, or the Markets in Crypto-Assets framework, and exchange-traded fund approvals, both of which are also referenced in 2026. That broader rule-setting backdrop is helping define how tokenized assets are packaged, distributed, and monitored across markets.

The development also adds to competition among RWA platforms and asset managers that are launching their own RWA products, with regulated access and advisory support becoming part of the field’s operating model.

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