Tokenized equities on Solana: Securitize, Jump, Jupiter launch regulated onchain secondary market

Securitize, Jump Trading Group, and Jupiter announced the launch of a fully regulated onchain secondary market for tokenized equities on Solana, aiming to replicate end-to-end public equity market rails (issuance, trading, liquidity, and settlement) while staying within existing regulatory frameworks. Securitize will provide the regulatory backbone as an SEC-registered broker-dealer, an alternative trading system, a transfer agent, and KYC-gated wallet infrastructure. The goal is to move tokenization beyond issuance into full-lifecycle trading, with tokenized equities traded at scale under public-market standards. Jump Trading supplies liquidity through its PropAMM system on Solana, targeting tight spreads of about 1–5 basis points and execution verifiable on a public ledger. Jupiter acts as the user-facing access layer, using a DeFi-style interface to route millions of active wallets into trading tokenized equities. The announcement frames this as a major step toward bringing US equity trading onchain using permissionless infrastructure. The companies also point to broader momentum in tokenized securities: Securitize previously partnered with Computershare (via a BlackRock-backed initiative) and strengthened ties with the NYSE to support tokenized-asset infrastructure. For traders, the key takeaway is that tokenized equities onchain now have a more standardized, compliance-first pathway, potentially improving liquidity and access dynamics for RWAs—especially on Solana—while reducing some regulatory uncertainty that has historically slowed adoption.