Securitize Partners with ADI Chain to Boost Institutional Tokenization
Securitize's regulated tokenization infrastructure is now integrated with ADI Chain, opening new pathways for institutional assets to move onchain globally.
Securitize, a global leader in tokenized assets, has integrated its institutional tokenization infrastructure with ADI Chain, the ADI Foundation announced Tuesday. The partnership, disclosed simultaneously from Abu Dhabi and Miami, is designed to expand access to regulated onchain assets across international markets.
The integration positions ADI Chain as a new conduit through which traditionally regulated financial assets can be converted into blockchain-based tokens under established compliance frameworks. Securitize has built its reputation by working within regulatory boundaries, making the partnership significant for institutions cautious about entering digital asset markets without clear legal guardrails.
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The move reflects a broader trend among financial infrastructure providers seeking to bridge conventional capital markets with blockchain technology. By anchoring tokenization to a regulated framework, both organizations are signaling that institutional adoption of onchain assets may be accelerating beyond early-stage experimentation into operational deployment.
ADI Foundation's announcement from Abu Dhabi underscores the geographic ambition of the deal, with the UAE increasingly positioning itself as a hub for regulated digital asset activity. The dual launch from the Gulf region and the United States suggests the partnership is structured to serve both emerging and established financial centers.
The full terms of the integration and the specific asset classes initially supported were not disclosed in the announcement. Continue reading at Cryptocurrency.
