Securitize brings Arista, ExxonMobil, Uber and Disney shares to Solana
Securitize has added 13 tokenized U.S. equities to Solana, expanding its platform to 26 stocks backed one-to-one by shares held in custody.

Securitize has added 13 more tokenized U.S. equities to Solana, including shares of ExxonMobil, Salesforce, Uber, Disney, and Arista Networks. The expansion brings the platform’s total number of tokenized stocks on Solana to 26, with each token representing a one-to-one claim on an underlying share held in custody.
A broader set of tokenized equities
The new listings expand Securitize’s access to publicly traded companies across energy, technology, transportation, media, and other sectors. The platform said its structure is designed to preserve the investor rights and economic benefits associated with the underlying securities, rather than providing only price exposure.
Securitize’s tokenized stocks are backed by real shares held in custody. That model differs from products that primarily track a stock’s market price without representing ownership of the underlying security.
Key characteristics highlighted by the company include:
- One-to-one backing: Each token corresponds to an underlying share held in custody.
- Investor entitlements: The structure is intended to preserve rights and economic benefits tied to the securities.
- Issuer-sponsored tokenization: Security entitlements may potentially be converted into shares recorded directly on an issuer’s register.
Securitize has approximately $3.8 billion in total value locked across its tokenized asset platform, according to the report. Its expansion on Solana positions the network as an increasingly important venue for blockchain-based representations of traditional securities.
Solana’s tokenized asset growth
The equity additions come as Solana’s broader real-world asset market continues to grow. Data from RWA.xyz showed that non-stablecoin real-world assets on the network reached approximately $5.1 billion as of Nov. 2, 2026, representing a 17% increase over 30 days.
Securitize accounted for roughly $1.1 billion of those assets on Solana. The company’s share of the network’s non-stablecoin RWA market underscores the role that established tokenization platforms can play in directing institutional assets onto public blockchains.
The growing range of listed equities also gives the tokenized asset category a broader product mix. Rather than concentrating on a single company or sector, Securitize’s offering now spans several widely recognized U.S. issuers:
- Energy: ExxonMobil
- Technology: Salesforce and Arista Networks
- Transportation and mobility: Uber
- Media and entertainment: Disney
What This Means
Securitize’s expansion strengthens Solana’s institutional tokenization narrative by pairing a larger selection of familiar equities with a custody-backed structure. The one-to-one model may appeal to investors and institutions seeking blockchain-based access to securities while retaining a connection to conventional share ownership and related entitlements.
For Solana, the development adds depth to its real-world asset ecosystem and contributes to the network’s rising non-stablecoin asset base. The key market implication is not a direct change to SOL’s price, but increased evidence that tokenized equities and other traditional assets are becoming a meaningful use case for the chain.