Securitize has surpassed $1 billion in assets under management on Solana, giving the tokenization platform billion-dollar scale on a second public blockchain. The milestone reflects a growing concentration of institutional funds and securities on Solana rather than the expansion of a single flagship product alone, as Securitize broadens its multichain distribution strategy.
The company confirmed the milestone through its official Securitize channel, stating that more than $1 billion in Securitize AUM now resides on Solana. That figure should be distinguished from a March 2025 announcement in which BlackRock’s BUIDL surpassed $1 billion across all supported networks as its Solana share class launched. The latest milestone specifically refers to Securitize-managed assets deployed on Solana.
BUIDL and STAC Drive Most of the Solana Total
A product-level breakdown shared by Token Relations places BlackRock’s BUIDL at approximately $731.57 million on Solana, making it the largest contributor. STAC follows at roughly $252.15 million, while ACRED, CURR, VBILL, HINC and tokenized SECZ account for smaller positions. BUIDL and STAC together represent roughly 95% of the cited Solana total, showing that the milestone remains concentrated in institutional Treasury and structured-credit products.
Securitize’s official second-quarter results provide additional confirmation of that expansion. The company said it added about $1 billion in overall AUM during Q2 and remained the only tokenization platform above $4 billion in AUM at quarter-end. It also confirmed STAC’s expansion to Solana and Ethena Labs’ planned $250 million allocation. Those disclosures show that Solana growth is part of a wider increase in Securitize’s institutional asset base rather than an isolated chain-specific campaign.
BUIDL itself gives the network an established institutional anchor. The fund, launched by BlackRock and tokenized by Securitize, provides qualified investors with on-chain exposure to U.S. dollar yields. Its presence on Solana links public blockchain settlement with a regulated institutional fund structure, while investor eligibility and transfer controls remain enforced through Securitize’s infrastructure.
Solana Becomes a Broader Distribution Rail for Tokenized Funds
The asset mix is also expanding beyond Treasury products. STAC introduces AAA-rated CLO exposure, ACRED represents private credit, VBILL provides Treasury exposure, HINC adds high-yield fixed income, and SECZ brings Securitize’s own publicly traded equity on-chain. The growing range means Solana is increasingly functioning as a distribution layer for multiple categories of regulated financial assets rather than one tokenized money-market fund.
That breadth does not mean the $1 billion is equally distributed or equally liquid. Tokenized fund AUM measures assets represented on the network, not secondary trading volume, transaction frequency or unrestricted DeFi liquidity. Large on-chain balances can coexist with limited turnover because institutional securities remain subject to eligibility, transfer and compliance controls.
For Securitize, crossing $1 billion on a second blockchain demonstrates that its tokenization infrastructure is becoming materially multichain. The more consequential test will be whether Solana’s growing asset base translates into recurring issuance, transfers, collateral use and institutional settlement rather than simply higher balances recorded on-chain.