Apple, Nvidia and Tesla stock tokens are now trading on Solana
Securitize launched twelve regulated, 1:1-backed security entitlements with USDC settlement. The access is real, but it is permissioned and launch-day liquidity is still unknown.
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Apple, Nvidia, Tesla and nine other U.S. stocks now have regulated tokens trading on Solana.
Securitize launched the first group through a product called Securitize Stocks. Eligible investors can buy security entitlements that the company says are backed 1:1 by the underlying shares and preserve applicable dividends and voting rights.
This is not permissionless access to native U.S. shares. It is a regulated product with identity checks, jurisdiction rules and securities restrictions.
Securitize launched twelve U.S. equity security entitlements on Solana.
Securitize (@Securitize) · October 8, 2026
What investors can trade
The first twelve names are:
- Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Alphabet, Tesla, Meta, Amazon and Netflix;
- Circle, Strategy and Palantir;
- SpaceX, which remains a private company.
The product settles in USDC, a stablecoin, on Solana. Jump is named as a market maker. Securitize says the shares backing the entitlements are not lent out.
That last detail matters. Many crypto wrappers give price exposure without the legal and economic rights attached to the original asset. Securitize is presenting these as tokenized stocks with a defined entitlement to underlying securities.
What the onchain part changes
Traditional brokerages already make these stocks easy to buy. The new value is not the ticker. It is what can happen after ownership moves into programmable infrastructure.
USDC settlement can shorten the distance between cash and the asset. A tokenized position can also become easier to move between approved platforms or use inside regulated collateral products.
That is the larger opportunity: equity exposure, cash settlement and lending utility inside the same wallet environment.
For Solana, the launch adds another institutional asset class to a chain that already had about $16.3 billion in stablecoins and $2.45 billion in active real-world-asset value when we checked DefiLlama.
Those numbers describe Solana broadly. They are not Securitize Stocks volume.
What is available now
The launch offers extended-hours trading. Securitize describes 24/7 access as a direction, not the current state.
Access is also permissioned. An investor must be eligible, complete the required onboarding and live in a supported jurisdiction. This is closer to a regulated brokerage product using blockchain rails than an unrestricted token on a decentralized exchange.
The missing numbers
Securitize has not published the information traders need to judge the first day:
- trading volume for each stock;
- bid-ask spreads and available depth;
- number of funded accounts and holders;
- redemption speed back into the underlying market;
- real use as collateral outside the trading venue.
A famous ticker and a large addressable market can create attention. They do not guarantee a liquid market.
The launch becomes important if investors can enter at competitive prices, settle reliably and use the positions elsewhere. Until those numbers appear, this is a credible new rail with an adoption test still ahead of it.
Sources and reporting notes
Checked October 8, 2026. The asset list, backing model, investor rights, settlement design, market-maker relationship and access rules come from Securitize’s launch article and follow-up. Solana context was checked on DefiLlama. We did not open an account, test execution or independently inspect the custodial share ledger.