What to know:
- Securitize Capital LLC now has SEC investment adviser registration on top of broker-dealer, ATS, and transfer agent roles.
- Gives institutions regulated guidance to access tokenized products as the RWA market hits $3.8B.
- Move aligns with 2026 MiCA and ETF approvals, fueling competition among RWA platforms and asset managers.
Securitize has registered Securitize Capital LLC, an investment adviser, with the SEC. This step allows the company to offer advisory services beyond its present work with the regulation and transfer of issuance, This way further expanding its regulated infrastructure.
Securitize Expands Into Investment Advisory
The regulatory change at Securitize now allows the company to issue investment advisory services, which is a new addition to the existing business line-up of broker-dealer, transfer agent, and ATS operator of the company.
Source: X
Securitize Capital LLC is one of the subsidiaries under the umbrella that also has business lines to issue and trade the secondary issuance of tokenized Treasuries, money market funds, and private credit, as well as being one of the major on-chain registrars for a BlackRock fund, BUIDL.
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Regulatory Gap Closed
It’s a big deal why this happened as the adviser registration solves a regulatory problem for major players: the guidance for institutions on how they can get access to tokenized products as a part of their compliance system.
From the asset manager point of view it shows that Securitize can do so much more than it did before when it was just providing an infrastructure technology.
For regulators, this is a chance to be closer with RWA players and also an opportunity for their oversight as the tokenized market has reached $3.8B based on rwa.xyz.
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RWA Race Accelerates
To understand more about this context and possible changes after the registration please have a look at these. The new SEC registration goes perfectly with the wave of major companies getting prepared to introduce blockchain-based products.
Source: Bombay Chamber
These products will be under legal requirements after MiCA (Market in Crypto Assets) and ETF (Exchange-traded funds) approvals which is also 2026. This situation also creates competition with other RWA platforms and asset managers which are launching their own RWA products.
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