Key Highlights
- BlackRock submitted documentation to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for another tokenized investment vehicle.
- Securitize will handle blockchain-based record-keeping for the proposed fund structure.
- The application describes a dual-layer approach merging digital ledger ownership with traditional regulatory compliance.
- Securitize Transfer Agent, LLC receives designation as the formal custodian for blockchain-recorded shares.
- This application arrives after BlackRock introduced BUIDL, its initial tokenized product, during 2024.
BlackRock has delivered fresh documentation to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission requesting approval for a tokenized investment vehicle. Securitize received selection to oversee the blockchain-based record management system. The application presents a combined framework integrating digital ledger ownership with conventional transfer agency oversight.
Asset Manager Advances Digital Securities Initiative Through Regulatory Channels
BlackRock designed the proposed investment vehicle to unite blockchain documentation with compliant investor verification protocols. Securitize Transfer Agent, LLC gains official appointment as the designated custodian for shares recorded on distributed networks. This framework preserves regulatory safeguards while accessing the advantages of decentralized technology.
Securitize acknowledged the milestone via its X platform account. The firm characterized the submission as “another step toward regulated, on-chain capital markets operating at institutional scale.” Representatives emphasized how the design bridges public blockchain networks with supervised infrastructure suited for institutional capital.
This submission builds upon BlackRock’s previous tokenized offering developed alongside Securitize in 2024. BUIDL, the inaugural fund, currently holds approximately $2.3 billion in total assets. Company representatives indicated the vehicle boosted institutional engagement within tokenized financial markets.
Securitize disclosed it currently manages over $4 billion across tokenized holdings. The portfolio encompasses various instruments including BUIDL, USBtb, and VBILL. Meanwhile, the complete tokenized real-world asset sector has surpassed $30 billion in aggregate valuation.
Securitize Builds Out Regulated Blockchain Trading Capabilities
Securitize advances its supervised blockchain ecosystem through strategic alliances. Recent agreements with Jump Trading and Jupiter Exchange demonstrate this expansion. These partnerships facilitate compliant trading of tokenized equities operating on Solana’s blockchain infrastructure.
The alliance merges Securitize’s broker-dealer operations, Alternative Trading System framework, and transfer agency capabilities. KYC-verified wallet solutions ensure compliant participant access. Jump Trading delivers Automated Market Maker infrastructure to supply liquidity across trading pairs.
Jupiter Exchange enables broader distribution via its decentralized finance aggregation network. This integrated architecture supports blockchain-native issuance, participant access, and transaction settlement for tokenized securities. Company officials described the platform as supporting scalable secondary market activity.
Carlos Domingo, founder and chief executive officer of Securitize, provided additional context through X. He stated, “We are launching a second tokenized fund with BlackRock, a Genius-compliant Act one to support stablecoin backing with tokenized funds for faster on-chain movement and transparency.” His remarks confirmed the deliberate structural considerations underlying this latest regulatory submission.
The recent SEC documentation positions Securitize Transfer Agent, LLC as the primary entity managing shareholder records. Ownership data lives on public blockchain networks while maintaining regulatory supervision. Neither organization has announced a specific activation timeline for the second tokenized investment vehicle.





