tZERO and Stobox Sign MOU to Connect Tokenized Securities with Regulated Trading Markets

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• Bridging Tokenization Infrastructure and Regulated Markets

• Expanding Regulated Access for Digital Securities

• tZERO and Stobox signed an MOU to connect tokenization infrastructure with regulated secondary market access.

• Stobox holds a VASP license in Europe and supports compliant exempt securities offerings across the United States.

• tZERO operates a regulated broker-dealer and ATS providing custody, trading, and settlement for digital asset securities.

• Both firms plan to explore expanded opportunities as Stobox grows its global footprint in tokenized asset markets.

tZERO and Stobox have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to align their capabilities in primary issuance and regulated trading.

The partnership connects tokenization infrastructure with compliant brokerage and secondary market environments.

As tokenized securities grow in demand, issuers need solutions beyond basic issuance. This collaboration targets distribution, investor access, and liquidity in a structured and regulated manner.

Bridging Tokenization Infrastructure and Regulated Markets

tZERO operates a regulated broker-dealer and alternative trading system, known as an ATS. Its infrastructure supports issuance, custody, trading, and settlement of digital asset securities.

The company provides institutional-grade access to blockchain-powered financial markets. This positions it as a key link between tokenization technology and regulated capital markets.

Stobox, on the other hand, focuses on structuring and issuing compliant digital securities. It supports exempt offerings in the United States under applicable regulations.

⚡️ @tZERO and Stobox Partner to Advance Regulated Market Access for Tokenized Securities

This collaboration marks an important step toward bridging tokenization infrastructure with regulated secondary markets, enabling issuers to move from asset structuring to compliant trading… pic.twitter.com/dXK9ARAi1l

— Stobox (@StoboxCompany) March 31, 2026

In Europe, it operates under a Virtual Asset Service Provider license. Its platform prepares tokenized assets for interaction with broader financial ecosystems.

The MOU reflects both companies’ focus on building end-to-end solutions for the digital securities market. Issuers today require a connected path from asset structuring to compliant trading environments.

The partnership directly addresses that gap in the market. It allows both firms to operate in a more compliant and coordinated manner.

tZERO CEO Alan Konevsky stated the company’s goal clearly. “Our infrastructure solutions and partner network seek to deliver integrated market solutions that bridge tokenization technology services to compliant issuance, distribution, trading, and custody,” he said.

Konevsky added that closer alignment across these nodes supports the next phase of market development.

Expanding Regulated Access for Digital Securities

Ross Shemeliak, Co-Founder of Stobox, noted the broader shift taking place across the industry. “Digital securities need a clear path from issuance to market access,” he said.

This reflects the growing demand for more structured and regulated infrastructure in the tokenized asset space. The partnership moves in that direction with a shared framework for collaboration.

Both companies intend to explore further opportunities as the relationship develops. Stobox is advancing its global footprint, and tZERO sees fintech platforms as a key target segment.

Together, they aim to support issuers operating across different markets and jurisdictions. Each organization, however, will continue to operate independently within its own scope.

The tokenized securities market continues to attract attention from institutional and retail participants alike. Access to secondary market liquidity remains one of the main challenges for issuers.

Partnerships like this one work to remove those barriers through regulated and compliant channels. The market is moving toward more interconnected infrastructure, and this MOU reflects that direction.

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