TL;DR
- Securitize reports an 841% year-over-year revenue surge for the first nine months of 2025.
- The firm files to go public via a merger with a Cantor Fitzgerald-backed blank-check company.
- It provides tokenization infrastructure for traditional financial instruments like treasuries and funds.
Securitize reports sharp revenue expansion while advancing toward a public market debut. The firm files a registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and confirms a merger plan with Cantor Equity Partners II, a blank-check company backed by Cantor Fitzgerald. The filing places Securitize on a clear path toward a stock market listing during a session marked by broad pressure across digital asset prices and crypto-linked equities.
Securitize posts $55.6 million in revenue for the first nine months ended September 2025. Revenue during the same period of 2024 reached a far lower base, producing an 841% year-over-year increase.
— Securitize (@Securitize) January 28, 2026
Full-year revenue for 2024 totaled $18.8 million, more than double the prior year. Numbers reflect accelerated commercial adoption rather than accounting adjustments. Markets react with contrast. While bitcoin and technology stocks record losses between five and ten percent, CEPT shares rise 4.4% late in the trading session.
The company operates as a provider of tokenization infrastructure. Securitize converts traditional financial instruments such as U.S. Treasuries, investment funds, and equity stakes into blockchain-based tokens.
Clients issue, trade, and manage assets through digital rails designed for speed and operational clarity. Activity links regulated finance with on-chain settlement without altering asset ownership rules. Revenue growth follows increased demand from institutions seeking operational efficiency inside regulated frameworks.
Momentum around asset tokenization extends beyond one firm
Large banks and asset managers integrate tokenized products into existing platforms. JPMorgan and BlackRock already include digital representations of funds and securities within service lines. A joint study by Boston Consulting Group and Ripple estimates tokenized asset markets could reach $18.9 trillion by 2033, reflecting expanding institutional usage rather than retail speculation.
The merger agreement with Cantor Equity Partners II still requires shareholder approval and regulatory clearance. Upon completion, Securitize plans to trade on Nasdaq under the SECZ ticker. The filing signals readiness rather than ambition.
Financial disclosures show operating scale, recurring revenue, and market demand aligned with public company standards. In a period of falling crypto prices, Securitize delivers a contrasting data point, grounded in revenue growth, institutional clients, and regulated market access.
