Securitize joins the OUSD stablecoin network as a partner

Securitize, one of the better-known names in tokenized real-world assets, has joined the Open USD (OUSD) ecosystem as a Network Partner. The stated goal is to support onchain financial infrastructure, which is a tidy way of saying Securitize wants its tokenized assets and OUSD’s dollars in the same room. What Securitize brings, and what OUSD offers Securitize manages over $4 billion in assets as of mid-2026. The company has tokenized funds for major firms including BlackRock and Apollo, putting traditional investment products onto blockchain rails. Its footprint is also wide. Securitize integrates with over 18 blockchain networks, so it isn’t betting the house on any single chain. OUSD is the stablecoin launched by Open Standard, which made its public debut on September 30, 2026. It runs on multiple blockchains, including Ethereum and Solana. The model is where OUSD tries to stand apart. Partners can mint and redeem the stablecoin without fees, and they share in the earnings generated by its reserves. Governance follows the same logic. OUSD is overseen by a board made up of participating partners, so the users of the network also help steer it. A partner list that keeps getting lon...