Securitize backs SEC proposal to allow AMM trading of tokenized securities

Tokenization platform Securitize (SECZ) has submitted a comment letter to the U.S. SEC supporting a framework that would allow automated market maker, or AMM, trading in tokenized securities. Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo said on X he supports granting qualified tokenized securities trading platforms a five-year conditional regulatory exemption so some tokenized U.S. stocks could trade in restricted-access AMMs and liquidity pools. Domingo also proposed ensuring tokenized shares carry the same dividend, voting, and economic rights as conventional shares, while embedding compliance requirements into the tokens themselves so relevant regulations would continue to apply after transfers.