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Securitize, Inc. has signed an MOU with the New York Stock Exchange, part of Intercontinental Exchange, Inc., to support the development of tokenized securities. This is less about hype and more about infrastructure getting real.
At the center of this is NYSE’s upcoming digital trading platform. Securitize has been positioned as the first digital transfer agent on that platform, with a role in enabling blockchain-native securities for corporates and ETF issuers. That basically means taking traditional securities workflows and rebuilding them for on-chain settlement.
The partnership goes deeper than a single role. NYSE plans to develop a full digital transfer agent program, with Securitize acting as the lead design partner. That puts them in the room where the rules are being written, not just implemented.
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There is also a broader agenda. Both sides will work on defining standards for digital transfer agents and tokenization participants, along with the regulatory and operational frameworks needed to make this usable for institutional investors.
Zoom out and the direction is clear. Tokenization is moving from experiments to structured market infrastructure. And this kind of collaboration is what starts turning that into something institutions can actually trust and use.
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