Solana has become Securitize’s largest blockchain by tokenized asset value as real-world assets continue expanding across the network. Securitize now reports approximately $1.10 billion of assets tokenized through its platform on Solana, spanning institutional products including BlackRock’s BUIDL and VanEck’s VBILL.
The milestone is separate from BUIDL’s original Solana launch. BlackRock and Securitize introduced the Solana BUIDL share class in March 2025, when the fund had recently crossed $1 billion in total assets. The October 2026 development reflects growth in assets already deployed on Solana rather than the arrival of BUIDL on the network for the first time.
Current data from RWA.xyz’s Solana dashboard places distributed real-world assets on the network at approximately $4.39 billion. Solana now ranks third among tracked networks by distributed RWA value, behind Ethereum at roughly $16.75 billion and BNB Chain at about $6.09 billion.
BUIDL Anchors a Broader Multichain Strategy
BUIDL remains one of the most significant products in Securitize’s Solana footprint. BlackRock’s tokenized U.S. Treasury fund currently holds approximately $2.17 billion across nine blockchain networks, according to RWA.xyz, making it one of the largest individual tokenized Treasury products globally.
The fund began on Ethereum in March 2024 before expanding to additional networks. Its current footprint includes Solana, Avalanche, Ethereum, Aptos, BNB Chain, Optimism, Tempo, Polygon and Arbitrum. BUIDL’s nine-chain distribution illustrates a model in which the same regulated fund structure can support multiple native blockchain share classes rather than being tied permanently to its original network.
That multichain structure has become increasingly visible as BUIDL expanded across nine public blockchains. Deploying a fund across several chains expands potential settlement and distribution rails, but chain availability should not be confused with equivalent liquidity or usage on every network.
Securitize is pursuing the same infrastructure model beyond Solana. Its recent integration with ADI Chain added another network to its institutional tokenization stack, reinforcing a strategy centered on making regulated securities portable across multiple blockchain environments while preserving transfer-agent and compliance controls.
Solana RWA Growth Extends Beyond Treasury Funds
Solana’s RWA market is broader than BUIDL or Securitize alone. RWA.xyz currently tracks 3,457 distributed assets on Solana, with roughly 825,000 holder addresses and more than $10 billion in 30-day transfer volume, although wallet addresses should not be treated as equivalent to unique investors.
Tokenized equities have become another significant component of that expansion. Recent trading growth across Raydium and Orca has shown rising turnover for tokenized stocks, while DEX volume measures transaction activity rather than the amount of new capital entering tokenized securities.
The current market is also concentrated among several large products and issuers. Securitize’s $1.10 billion Solana footprint represents roughly one-quarter of the network’s distributed RWA value, while other platforms and issuers contribute tokenized equities, private credit, Treasury products and additional financial assets.
Solana becoming Securitize’s largest network therefore represents a distribution milestone rather than a new BUIDL launch. The more consequential development is that regulated tokenized funds are becoming increasingly multichain, with issuers choosing settlement environments according to distribution, liquidity and infrastructure requirements rather than relying on a single blockchain.