
Securitize makes the CNBC and Statista 2026 fintech list weeks after its SPAC merger raised $400 million. Forbes also ranks the tokenization firm.
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Securitize, the tokenization firm that turns real-world assets into digital securities for institutions, earned a spot on the CNBC and Statista 2026 fintech list. The company landed in the digital assets segment, one of 40 companies chosen for that category.
The recognition arrives weeks after Securitize went public through a merger with Cantor Equity Partners II, a special purpose acquisition company that closed July 2. The deal raised $400 million. Shares rose 3% on the first trading day.
CNBC and Statista evaluated roughly 3,500 firms across multiple KPIs. Out of that pool, 500 made the final list. Securitize was among the 40 in digital assets.
The firm also appears on the Forbes 2026 Fintech 50, specifically in the blockchain and digital assets segment. Forbes cited $425 million in total funding.
BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, counts itself among Securitize's investors.
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