Securitize to List on NYSE in Early July via $400M SPAC

Securitize has reached a $400 million special-purpose acquisition company agreement to list on the New York Stock Exchange, aiming for an early July listing. The company expects the transaction to close in the first weeks of July, subject to customary closing conditions.

Under the terms of the deal, Securitize will merge with a SPAC vehicle and, once regulatory and shareholder conditions are met, the combined company will begin trading on the NYSE. The closing remains contingent on shareholder approval, regulatory review and pre-closing requirements set by the SPAC sponsor and the exchange.

Securitize provides a platform for issuing, managing and trading digital securities. The firm enables traditional assets to be represented as blockchain-based tokens and offers issuance tools, compliance and investor onboarding services, plus infrastructure to support secondary transfers.

Company executives indicated the public listing will give Securitize access to wider capital markets and funds to expand technology and market reach. The company plans to use proceeds for product development, technology investment and market expansion.

The SPAC route is intended to accelerate the firm’s entry into public markets and secure capital for those plans. Investors in the SPAC will vote on the proposed transaction as part of standard SPAC procedures.

The planned listing follows interest from asset managers, real estate firms and alternative-asset sponsors in tokenized products. Supporters say tokenized products can enable faster settlement and broader investor access. Regulatory clarity and compliance frameworks remain factors for tokenization platforms as they scale services into mainstream banking and capital markets.

If the transaction completes, Securitize would be among tokenization platforms listed on a major U.S. exchange, increasing the visibility of infrastructure that converts traditional securities into digital tokens.