The SEC has declared effective the registration statement tied to Securitize’s planned merger with Cantor Equity Partners II. If shareholders approve the deal, the tokenization firm is expected to list on the NYSE under the ticker SECZ.
Key Takeaways:
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) cleared Securitize’s S-4 filing, with CEPT shareholders set to vote on June 29.Securitize manages $4B+ in assets and powers tokenized products for Blackrock and KKR.If approved, Securitize plans to list on the NYSE as SECZ shortly after the merger closes.Securitize is a step closer to becoming a publicly traded company after U.S. regulators cleared a key filing tied to its planned merger with Cantor Equity Partners II.
The deal will now go to CEPT shareholders for approval. Investors who held shares as of May 11, 2026, will be eligible to vote at a special meeting scheduled for June 29.
If approved, the transaction is expected to close shortly afterward, subject to customary closing conditions. The combined company would operate as Securitize Corp. and is expected to trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker SECZ.
Carlos Domingo, Securitize’s co-founder and chief executive officer, said the SEC clearance marks an important milestone for the company and for the broader adoption of tokenized finance. He commented:
Over the past several years, we have built regulated infrastructure designed to bring capital markets onchain in partnership with many of the world’s leading financial institutions. Becoming a public company would position Securitize to continue scaling that infrastructure globally as tokenization increasingly becomes part of mainstream financial markets.
Securitize has become one of the most visible firms in the tokenization market, with more than $4 billion in assets under management as of April 2026. The company provides infrastructure for tokenized real-world assets, including funds and securities issued in partnership with major asset managers.
Securitize Expands Institutional NetworksSince announcing the proposed SPAC transaction, Securitize has expanded several institutional relationships. It announced a collaboration with the New York Stock Exchange focused on tokenized securities infrastructure and digital transfer-agent standards.
The company also partnered with Computershare to introduce issuer-sponsored tokenized shares for U.S. companies. It has been building a regulated trading infrastructure through integrations with firms, including Jump Trading and Jupiter.
Securitize’s tokenized investment products include partnerships with Blackrock, Apollo Global Management, Hamilton Lane, KKR, and Vaneck. Its work with Blackrock has become especially prominent through BUIDL, one of the largest tokenized treasury funds in the market.
