Securitize Brings Hamilton Lane’s Private Credit Fund to TRON in First-Ever Network Launch

The race to bring traditional financial assets onchain just expanded to one of crypto's largest blockchain networks.

Securitize, the tokenization platform behind more than $4 billion in tokenized assets, announced that Hamilton Lane's Senior Credit Opportunities Fund (SCOPE) is launching on the TRON blockchain, marking the first Securitize-issued asset to be deployed on the network.

The move brings one of the industry's most established tokenized private credit products to a blockchain that has quietly become one of the largest settlement layers in digital assets.

TRON currently supports more than 383 million accounts, nearly $90 billion in circulating stablecoins, and trillions of dollars in annual transfer volume.

For Securitize, the launch is another step toward expanding the distribution of real-world assets beyond Ethereum-centric ecosystems and into blockchain networks already processing significant global capital flows.

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Private Credit Continues Its Move Onchain

The fund, known as HLSCOPE, provides qualified investors with exposure to Hamilton Lane's opportunistic senior credit strategy through a regulated feeder structure managed by Securitize.

Private credit has emerged as one of the fastest-growing categories within the tokenization sector as asset managers look for ways to make traditionally illiquid investment products more accessible through blockchain infrastructure.

By bringing HLSCOPE to TRON, Securitize is betting that tokenized financial products can benefit from the same blockchain networks already powering large-scale stablecoin activity, payments, and decentralized finance applications.

The launch also introduces interoperability through Wormhole, Securitize's official interoperability partner, allowing tokenized fund shares to move across multiple blockchain ecosystems and potentially reach a broader range of investors.

Why TRON Matters

While TRON is often associated with stablecoin settlement and cross-border payments, the network is increasingly positioning itself as infrastructure for institutional-grade financial products.

According to TRON DAO, the blockchain has processed more than 14 billion transactions and currently supports over $29 billion in total value locked.

The network has also become one of the largest venues for USDT activity globally, making it a natural candidate for tokenized assets that may eventually integrate with broader digital asset markets.

"Tokenization reaches its full potential when institutional-grade assets can operate on blockchain networks built for global scale," said Carlos Domingo, Co-Founder and CEO of Securitize.

Domingo described the launch as an important step toward a more connected and interoperable financial system, where regulated investment products can move across blockchain ecosystems without being confined to a single network.

TRON founder Justin Sun echoed that view, arguing that tokenized real-world assets could become a major component of future financial markets.

"Welcoming Securitize and HLSCOPE to the TRON ecosystem represents an important step in bridging traditional finance with blockchain infrastructure," Sun said.

Tokenization's Next Expansion Phase

The launch highlights a broader trend unfolding across digital assets.

Early tokenization efforts focused primarily on proving that traditional financial products could exist on blockchain networks. The next phase appears increasingly focused on distribution — bringing those assets to larger blockchain ecosystems with deep liquidity, significant stablecoin usage, and active global user bases.

Securitize has become one of the most prominent companies driving that transition, working with institutions including BlackRock, Apollo, KKR, Hamilton Lane, VanEck, and BNY to bring investment products onchain.

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The company is also preparing for its next chapter as a public company following its previously announced business combination with CEPT, a Cantor Fitzgerald-backed special purpose acquisition company. Upon completion, the combined entity is expected to trade under the ticker SECZ.

As tokenization continues moving from experimentation to implementation, launches like HLSCOPE on TRON suggest that the industry's focus is shifting beyond simply creating tokenized assets and toward making them available wherever capital already moves.