Securitize launches Hamilton Lane tokenized fund on TRON

Securitize launched Hamilton Lane’s tokenized Senior Credit Opportunities Fund (HLSCOPE) on the TRON blockchain and opened the offering to qualified investors, the companies announced June 2, 2026. The fund is the first Securitize-issued asset to list on TRON.

HLSCOPE provides onchain exposure to Hamilton Lane’s opportunistic senior credit evergreen fund through a regulated feeder structure managed by Securitize. The tokenized feeder is available only to investors who meet the fund’s qualification requirements.

Securitize said it will use Wormhole, its interoperability partner, to enable HLSCOPE tokens to move across blockchains, a feature intended to support liquidity and investor access across different networks.

TRON hosts high stablecoin and transfer activity. As of May 2026 the network had more than 383 million accounts, roughly $90 billion in circulating stablecoins, about $29 billion in total value locked and over 14 billion recorded transactions, according to figures cited by the companies.

Carlos Domingo, co-founder and CEO of Securitize, commented: “Bringing HLSCOPE to TRON expands access to private markets through infrastructure designed for continuous, global financial activity.” Justin Sun, founder of TRON, welcomed the addition and described the network as supporting fast, efficient and scalable settlement.

Securitize operates regulated digital-securities infrastructure in the U.S. and Europe. U.S. affiliates include Securitize Markets, an SEC-registered broker-dealer that operates an SEC-regulated alternative trading system; Securitize Transfer Agent, an SEC-registered transfer agent; and Securitize Capital, an Exempt Reporting Adviser. In Europe an affiliate operates under the EU DLT Pilot Regime as a licensed investment firm and trading and settlement system. Securitize reported more than $4 billion in assets under management as of April 2026.

The offering targets sophisticated investors. Securitize’s offering documents list risks including leverage, portfolio concentration, potential loss of investment, limited liquidity, the absence of a public trading history for the feeder units and the possibility that a secondary market may not develop.

The announcement also referenced Securitize’s proposed business combination with Cantor Equity Partners II (Nasdaq: CEPT). If completed and approved by regulators and shareholders, the transaction would result in a publicly listed Securitize Holdings expected to trade under the ticker SECZ on NYSE or Nasdaq, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals.

Securitize said the deployment on TRON is intended to increase distribution channels and onchain liquidity for regulated private-market products while relying on cross-chain tools to support investor access across multiple blockchains.