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NYSE tokenised securities trading platformUpdated 6 Nov 2026

NYSE, owned by ICE, is building a venue for tokenised shares that are fungible with ordinary shares and for natively digital securities, combining its matching engine with blockchain post-trade, 24/7 trading, dollar-sized orders and stablecoin funding. An April 2026 rule change lets eligible tokenised stocks and ETFs trade on NYSE's existing book with DTC tokenising after T+1 settlement; NYSE Arca, American, National and Texas filed matching rules in May 2026. Securitize is design partner and digital transfer agent. No live trading had been reported by October 2026.

Announced since 20 Jan 2026^[1]i — Rule in effect but NYSE must give 30 days' notice before tokenised trading starts; no launch found. · Reviewed 21d ago i

Assets

EquityFund interest^[3]

Tokenised Russell 1000 stocks fungible with ordinary shares

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Networks

DTCC private network (Besu) Private, permissioned^[4]

Used by DTC's tokenisation service, on which the April 2026 rule relies; NYSE says its own platform will be multi-chain but names none.

Canton Network Public, permissioned^[4]

As above.

Use cases i

Secondary trading^[1]Primary issuance^[1]

Jurisdictions

United States

Participants

• New York Stock ExchangePlatform provider, Operator^[1]United States
• SecuritizeTransfer agent or registrar, Technology provider^[2][6]United States
• DTCCDepositary or trustee^[3]United States
• BNYCash leg provider^[1]United States
• CitiCash leg provider^[1]United States
• tZEROTransfer agent or registrar^[10][11]United States
• BroadridgeTransfer agent or registrar^[10][11]United States
• ComputershareTransfer agent or registrar^[10][11]Australia
• EquinitiTransfer agent or registrar^[11]United Kingdom
• SuperstateTransfer agent or registrar^[11]United States

Operates under

• NYSE rule change enabling trading of tokenised securities (SR-NYSE-2026-17)United States · Regulator rule or rulebook^[3]
• SEC no-action relief for the DTC Tokenization ServiceUnited States · No-action relief^[3]

Likely relevant regulation i

• SEC framework for tokenised securities and crypto assets (federal securities laws, staff statements and exemptive relief)United States

Timeline

1. Happened 8 Oct 2026 · Announcement · recorded 18 Oct 2026
   Securitize launches tokenised US stocks on its own Solana venue and says they are expected to trade on NYSE's planned 24/7 platform later, subject to its launch; no NYSE start date given.^[6]
2. Happened Oct 2026 (month only) · Announcement · recorded 11 Oct 2026
   ICE and OKX are reported to have filed with the SEC for a joint venture, OKXICE, to offer 24/7 trading of tokenised US stocks.^[5]
3. Happened 15 Jul 2026 · Participant joined · recorded 11 Oct 2026
   NYSE takes part in DTCC's first live production trades of DTC-tokenised assets.^[4]
4. Happened May 2026 (month only) · Scope expansion · recorded 18 Oct 2026
   NYSE Arca, NYSE American, NYSE National and NYSE Texas file immediately effective rule changes to allow trading in tokenised form under the same DTC pilot.^[8][9]
5. Happened 17 Apr 2026 · Regulatory approval · recorded 11 Oct 2026
   SEC publishes notice of NYSE's rule change for tokenised stocks and ETFs (filed 9 April under the DTC pilot), effective on filing; trading starts only after 30 days' notice to members.^[3][7]
6. Happened 24 Mar 2026 · Participant joined · recorded 11 Oct 2026
   NYSE signs a memorandum of understanding with Securitize to help design the platform.^[2]
7. Happened 20 Jan 2026 · Announcement · recorded 11 Oct 2026
   NYSE says it has built a platform for trading and on-chain settlement of tokenised securities and will seek approval.^[1]

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