Securitize
Tokenization firm with broker-dealer and transfer agent entities, offering tokenized funds and stocks.
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Securitize key facts
| Category | Asset tokenization |
|---|---|
| Platforms | Web |
| Company | Broker-dealer and transfer agent entities; Securitize Markets regulated by FINRA and SEC |
| Pricing | Minimum investments from $500 (varies by offering) |
What is Securitize?
Securitize tokenizes real-world assets and runs broker-dealer and transfer agent entities; its Securitize Markets arm is regulated by FINRA and the SEC. It offers tokenized private funds, stocks and alternative assets, with minimum investments from $500 on some offerings. It reports 500K+ retail accounts as of April 2026.
Securitize usage
From DefiLlama (fees users paid), updated Sep 26, 2026.
Securitize pros and cons
- Securitize Markets is regulated by FINRA and the SEC
- Minimum investments from $500 on some offerings
- Serves both issuers and investors
- Eligibility and minimums vary by offering; many products are for accredited investors
- Crypto services run through Zero Hash, not Securitize Markets
- Fees are set per offering, not published in one place
Securitize FAQ
What is Securitize?
Securitize tokenizes real-world assets and runs broker-dealer and transfer agent entities; its Securitize Markets arm is regulated by FINRA and the SEC. It offers tokenized private funds, stocks and alternative assets, with minimum investments from $500 on some offerings. It reports 500K+ retail accounts as of April 2026.
How much does Securitize cost?
Minimum investments from $500 (varies by offering), according to Securitize’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).
How much do users pay Securitize in fees?
$12.4M over the last 30 days, according to DefiLlama on Sep 26, 2026.
Sources
How this page works
Sources: Securitize: official site, Securitize: Home page, DefiLlama. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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