Solana Tokenized Stocks: Nvidia, Apple, Amazon Onchain
Securitize Brings Nvidia, Apple and Amazon Onchain With Tokenized Stocks on Solana
Securitize has launched a new product that puts shares of major U.S. companies on the Solana blockchain through tokenized securities backed one-for-one by real equities.
Announced on 8 October 2026, the offering—called Securitize Stocks—starts with 12 U.S.-listed names, including Apple, Nvidia, Tesla, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Netflix, Circle, Strategy, and Palantir.
According to the company, each onchain token is fully backed 1:1 by the corresponding underlying share and is designed to preserve key shareholder entitlements, including dividends and voting rights. The tokens are structured as security entitlements under UCC Article 8.
Trading will begin on Securitize’s registered broker-dealer platform built on Solana, with transactions settling in USDC. Securitize said access will be limited to eligible investors in the U.S., the European Union, and other permitted jurisdictions, subject to KYC/AML checks and securities-law requirements.
For market structure, Securitize said trading will be supported by its Solana-based PropAMM venue, with Jump Trading providing liquidity and RQD supporting clearing, custody, and settlement.
The launch also connects to a broader push to bring traditional equities into regulated, blockchain-based trading environments. Securitize said its stock tokens are expected to be available on the New York Stock Exchange’s planned 24/7 venue and the planned OKX-ICE tokenized-securities venue, though neither venue has launched yet.
Tokenized stocks have become a fast-moving category as regulated firms and crypto-native platforms look for compliant ways to offer equity exposure through blockchain settlement and custody. Securitize has pointed to recent regulatory developments, including the SEC’s “innovation exemption,” as helping open a path for tokenized securities offerings designed to operate within existing rules.
In a statement, Securitize Chairman and CEO Carlos Domingo said the goal is to move beyond offshore “wrappers” that only track prices, and toward a model where tokenization can be integrated into the traditional securities framework and potentially involve issuers directly.
