Securitize has confirmed that 12 tokenized U.S. equities, including Apple, Nvidia and Tesla, are now available on Solana, expanding the range of traditional financial assets accessible through blockchain infrastructure. The 12 companies in the initial offering are Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Alphabet, Tesla, Meta, Amazon, Netflix, Circle, SpaceX, Strategy and Palantir, giving eligible investors a new way to access stock exposure through digital tokens.

According to Securitize, each token is backed one-to-one by an underlying share that the company says is held in a segregated account and never lent out. The firm says the structure is designed to address a potential concern for investors evaluating how tokenized securities maintain their backing, a question that has followed the tokenized equity market as different products have adopted different holding and lending arrangements.

The offering combines blockchain-based settlement with regulated brokerage infrastructure, reinforcing a growing connection between traditional securities and decentralized networks. By pairing regulated financial services with Solana's transaction infrastructure, Securitize is positioning tokenized equities as another application of blockchain technology beyond cryptocurrencies and stablecoins, part of a broader push to represent conventional financial instruments on public blockchains. Access nonetheless depends on investor eligibility, onboarding requirements and the legal terms of each product.

In a post published on X on October 23, 2026, the company stated:

Apple, Nvidia, Tesla and nine more of the most widely held U.S. stocks are live on Securitize Stocks, each backed 1:1 by an underlying share, never lent out. Eligible investors in the U.S., the EU and other permitted jurisdictions can trade them on @solana. Tokenize the World. pic.twitter.com/wYNW1Ppd1T

— Securitize (@Securitize) October 23, 2026

Launch Timeline and Trading Mechanics

The company initially announced Securitize Stocks on October 8, with availability reaffirmed in a post published on October 23. According to the announcement, eligible investors in the U.S., the EU and other permitted jurisdictions can trade the tokens on the network.

Eligible customers can purchase the tokens using $USDC and hold them in approved Solana wallets. The platform advertises trading five days a week, around the clock, while seven-day trading remains a planned feature rather than an existing service. That schedule means the tokens cannot currently be traded on weekends, and whether and when seven-day trading goes live is a feature to watch as the service develops. Around-the-clock weekday availability also extends beyond the standard daytime sessions of traditional U.S. equity exchanges.

Jump Trading was named as a market maker supporting the initial Solana launch, a role that involves providing liquidity for trading. Transactions use $USDC for settlement, while Securitize Europe Brokerage and Markets, S.A. serves as the offering entity for the European Union.

Securitize Markets, LLC, the company's U.S. broker-dealer, provides the offering through a regulated framework. Investors must complete identity verification and onboarding before gaining access, and availability of the tokens varies from one jurisdiction to another.

Real Shares, Investor Rights and Regulatory Limits

Tokenized stocks introduce blockchain-based ownership infrastructure without automatically granting every right associated with conventional share registration. Securitize describes token holders as holding security entitlements through an intermediary rather than holding shares registered directly in their own name, an intermediated structure similar to how conventional brokerage clients typically hold securities. Investors must convert their positions under the applicable arrangements to become registered shareholders.

The platform also describes dividend payments and participation in shareholder votes, subject to applicable withholding and product terms. However, the specific rights available depend on the relevant offering, and the underlying companies have not sponsored or endorsed these token products.

The expansion reflects Securitize's broader effort to make traditional financial instruments available on public blockchain networks.