Securitize, Jump Trading, and Jupiter form partnership to launch fully on-chain regulated tokenized stock trading
ChainCatcher news, according to PR Newswire, asset tokenization platform Securitize announced a collaboration with Jump Trading Group and decentralized trading aggregator Jupiter to launch fully on-chain, regulated tokenized stock trading. This integration combines Securitize's end-to-end regulatory infrastructure, Jump's liquidity, and Jupiter's frontend distribution interface, aiming to create a complete market structure stack.
This move marks the transition of tokenized stocks from issuance to a scalable, liquid secondary market. Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo stated that the partnership demonstrates that liquidity, accessibility, and compliance can be achieved simultaneously within the existing regulatory framework. Jump provides liquidity through its PropAMM deployed on Solana, while Jupiter acts as the user access point. The entire system operates under existing securities regulations.
This system offers large-scale liquidity support for issuers, a compliant path for distribution platforms to integrate tokenized securities, and demonstrates to regulators that blockchain-based markets are now scalable while improving efficiency, transparency, and accessibility.
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