Overview
- BlackRock filed a new tokenized fund with the SEC and chose Securitize to manage on‑chain records, with Securitize Transfer Agent, LLC designated as the official record‑keeper.
- The proposed setup records share ownership on a public blockchain while a regulated transfer agent handles investor checks and official books.
- Securitize confirmed the filing and CEO Carlos Domingo said the structure is meant to support stablecoin backing for faster on‑chain movement and clearer reporting.
- The SEC has not approved the filing and public documents do not disclose the fund’s asset focus, blockchain choice, or fee schedule.
- The expansion follows the growth of BlackRock’s BUIDL fund to about $2.3 billion, as Securitize reports more than $4 billion in tokenized assets and the broader RWA market nears $30 billion.