Securitize partners with STBL, Hamilton Lane, and OKX Ventures to launch an RWA-backed stablecoin on X Layer, boosting compliant onchain payments.
Securitize has announced a regulated tokenization initiative designed to enhance onchain payments and settlements. The company used STBL, Hamilton Lane, and OKX Ventures as partners for this launch. Consequently, the collaboration has the aim of combining institutional assets with programmable financial infrastructure, which is blockchain-based.
Securitize Partners Drive Next Phase of Onchain Finance
Securitize confirmed that the project is focused on a new RWA-backed stablecoin. This digital asset will be running on the X Layer network of OKX. Moreover, it combines regulated issuance with institutional grade private credit exposure. Therefore, the platform aims to bring efficiency, compliance and actual financial utility.
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STBL + partners will bring a RWA-backed stablecoin to market on X Layer.
Institutional-grade assets combined with seamless onchain settlement, built for the New Money Era. pic.twitter.com/o4C7NcJcWd
— OKX Ventures (@OKX_Ventures) February 12, 2026
The structure combines a feeder fund that is connected to Hamilton Lane’s Senior Credit Opportunities Fund, known as SCOPE. Notably, the feeder fund was tokenized by Securitize for blockchain deployment. As a result, it is tokenized private credit which becomes embedded directly into digital payment flows.
Executives emphasized that this design substitutes for simple representation of tokens by active utility. As a result, tokenized assets can now be used to support settlement, yield management, and liquidity functions. Furthermore, developers are likely to integrate these instruments across the decentralized financial applications.
STBL introduced dual token architecture for compliances in yield management and settlement processes. According to company statements, this framework provides regulatory alignment as well as programmability. Therefore, it enhances the risk controls without compromising the blockchain efficiency.
“RWA markets are moving into a new phase where tokenization needs to create utility,” said Sehra, STBL CEO. He added that STBL offers customized infrastructure for stablecoins backed by real-world assets. Thus, the initiative is aimed at scalability and controlled financial integration.
Tokenized Private Credit Powers Stablecoin Utility
Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo also underlined the strategic importance of the collaboration. He explained that a combination of tokenization and regulated issuance opens up true asset functionality. As a result of tokenization, the instruments become functioning elements of financial ecosystems.
“Altering tokenized assets by embedding institutional private credit directly into onchain money flows,” Domingo stated. He noted these assets can be settled, composed and utilized widely. Therefore, they transcend the passive holding into active financial building blocks.
The stablecoin will be backed with tokenized private credit assets from Hamilton Lane. Meanwhile, OKX Ventures supports the development of the ecosystem and network integration. As a result, X Layer may benefit from an increase in liquidity and institutional involvement.
Moreover, this project as milestone for RWA adoption. Moreover, regulated tokenization becomes more and more attractive for traditional asset managers as well as venture investors. Consequently, settlement infrastructure based on blockchains is not simply growing into the mainstream of finance.
Separately, Securitize is on its way to a US public listing. The company is planning on merging with Cantor Equity Partners II through a SPAC transaction. Reports put a value on the deal at around $1.24 billion, with a proposed Nasdaq ticker, SECZ.
The listing could further give legitimacy to regulated tokenization platforms. Furthermore, it may help the institutional confidence in capital markets based on blockchain increase. Therefore, Securitize’s strategic growth is in line with the broader trends in the digital asset industry.
Ultimately, the initiative heralds an increasing convergence between the credit markets of the private sector and the blockchain finance world. Consequently, compliance, programmable, and yield-generating digital assets may transform the global onchain payment systems.