TL;DR
- Securitize introduced the “MCP Server” to connect LLMs and AI agents with blockchains.
- The tool acts as a translator allowing AI to access on-chain assets (RWAs).
- This breakthrough aims to solve the “last mile” problem for AI in decentralized finance.
The leading firm in real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, Securitize, is advancing the merger of artificial intelligence with blockchain technology. The company announced this Wednesday the launch of its “MCP Server” (Multi-Chain Protocol Server), a new open-source infrastructure designed specifically for AI to access on-chain assets.
This server acts as an intermediary bridge or a “Rosetta Stone,” translating instructions generated by Large Language Models (LLMs) and AI agents into executable transactions within various blockchain networks.
The launch addresses one of the biggest challenges at the intersection of finance and AI: execution. While AI models are extremely powerful at analyzing market data and formulating investment strategies, they lacked the native ability to interact directly with smart contracts or sign transactions on-chain.
For example, they could not autonomously purchase a tokenized Treasury fund. Securitize’s MCP Server solves this “last mile” problem, providing the necessary translation layer for an AI agent to actively manage an RWA portfolio.
The Bridge to Autonomous RWA Management
The impact of this tool is significant, as it unites the two most powerful technological narratives of today: AI and tokenization. By being an open-source solution, Securitize seeks to foster standardization and broad adoption, allowing any AI developer to integrate on-chain capabilities.
This opens the door to a new generation of autonomous portfolio managers and decentralized “robo-advisors” that not only recommend but also execute trades with tokenized assets 24/7. Now, the industry will be closely watching which AI platforms and DeFi protocols begin to integrate this technology to enhance asset management.
