Securitize receives EU approval to launch tokenized trading and settlement system
Jinse Finance reported that Securitize received EU DLT pilot regulatory authorization on Wednesday, allowing it to operate a regulated tokenized trading and settlement system, making it the only tokenized infrastructure company licensed in both the United States and the European Union. The Spanish National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) approved its operation within the EU and permitted it to connect with existing US infrastructure. Securitize plans to deploy its European trading and settlement system on the Avalanche network, leveraging its near-instant settlement and customizable architecture, with the first issuance expected in early 2026.
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