Investors can now add Disney or ExxonMobil to a portfolio on Solana through Securitize. The company announced 13 new tokenized U.S. stocks on Monday, with Salesforce and Arista Networks also joining the lineup. The additions broaden a platform that launched on October 8 with names including Apple, Nvidia, Tesla and Strategy. Blockster’s coverage of the original launch.
For someone buying tokenized ExxonMobil, the important detail is what happens when the company pays a dividend. Securitize says one share is held in custody for each token, and the dividend passes through to the holder. The token also preserves applicable voting rights when the underlying share class carries them. Eligible investors in the U.S., the EU and other permitted markets can trade through Securitize’s registered broker-dealer platform.
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How big is Securitize’s stock business?
Securitize had reported more than 1.2 million investors connected to its broader platform as far back as 2023. A more recent measure of its scale is the $5.3 billion in transactions it recorded in the second quarter of 2026, up 147% year over year. That figure includes investments, redemptions, dividends and transfers between blockchains across its business. Securitize’s quarterly results.
The Solana stock platform opened after that quarter ended. Securitize’s November 2 announcement gives investors a longer list of securities to buy, but the company hasn’t publicly broken out how many people trade those stocks or how much they’ve traded.
Solana saw $7.1 billion in tokenized-stock trading before Securitize launched
Securitize is entering a market where investors already trade billions of dollars in equities. Tokenized stocks generated $7.1 billion in trading volume on Solana’s decentralized exchanges in the third quarter, up 40% from the previous quarter, according to Blockworks Research. September alone accounted for $4.4 billion. All of that activity preceded Securitize’s October debut.
Stocks sit alongside Treasury funds, credit and other real-world assets on the network. As of November 2, RWA.xyz tracked $5.25 billion in tokenized real-world assets on Solana, excluding stablecoins, and roughly 862,000 wallet addresses holding those assets. Of that value, $5.12 billion was in assets distributed onchain, placing Solana third behind Ethereum and BNB Chain on that measure.
For Securitize, the opportunity is to win some of that trading activity by giving investors familiar shareholder rights. At the October launch, chairman and CEO Carlos Domingo explained why the company built its tokens around shares held in custody.
“The opportunity is to bring equities onchain without leaving behind the ownership, investor protections and market infrastructure that make U.S. capital markets work.”
— Carlos Domingo, chairman and CEO of Securitize
Pick one company or buy a basket
Ondo Finance used its Monday update to highlight MAG7Xon, one of seven portfolios it brought to Solana on October 29. Its target allocation puts 80% into Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta and Tesla, divided equally among the seven. Bitcoin and Ether ETFs provide the remaining 15% and 5%, respectively. Ondo’s portfolio breakdown.
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At those target weights, $1,000 in MAG7Xon would give an investor about $114 of exposure to each tech company, plus $150 to Bitcoin and $50 to Ether. Disney and ExxonMobil sit outside that basket. An investor who specifically wants either company can pick it individually through Securitize.
For U.S. readers, one distinction matters before comparing the holdings: Securitize Stocks are available to eligible U.S. investors, while Ondo offers its Solana portfolios to eligible investors outside the U.S. The two products share a blockchain, but the investor’s location and the exposure they want determine which one they can use.
Reporting by Lidia Yadlos
