Gate News, March 25 — Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo announced on X platform that Securitize has been designated as a digital transfer agent qualified to mint on the New York Stock Exchange’s tokenized securities platform (digital trading platform) for companies and ETF issuers. Carlos Domingo stated that this is not the full scope of the collaboration; the NYSE plans to work with Securitize to develop a digital transfer agent program to support on-chain settlement of tokenized securities. The two parties will also jointly establish industry standards for digital transfer agents and tokenization agents, focusing on regulatory requirements, operational processes, and technical specifications to promote the development of institutional-grade tokenized securities infrastructure. Digital transfer agents can be understood as an upgraded version of traditional “transfer registration agencies” on the blockchain, potentially supporting on-chain equity registration, real-time settlement, automatic compliance, dividend distribution, and other corporate actions executed automatically.
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