Tuesday, February 24, 2026 · U.S. Tokenization Intelligence
AMERICA TOKENIZATION
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US Tokenized RWA Market $36B+ +380% since 2022
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BUIDL Fund AUM $2.5B BlackRock · Largest tokenized fund
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SEC-Registered Platforms 12+ ATS + Transfer Agent licenses
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Tokenized US Treasuries $9B+ +256% YoY
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US VC into Tokenization $34B 2025 total · doubled YoY
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Broadridge DLR Daily Volume $384B +490% YoY · Dec 2025
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Securitize AUM $4B+ +841% revenue growth 2025
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Tokenized Private Credit $19B+ Figure Technologies leads at $15B
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US Tokenized RWA Market $36B+ +380% since 2022
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BUIDL Fund AUM $2.5B BlackRock · Largest tokenized fund
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SEC-Registered Platforms 12+ ATS + Transfer Agent licenses
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Tokenized US Treasuries $9B+ +256% YoY
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US VC into Tokenization $34B 2025 total · doubled YoY
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Broadridge DLR Daily Volume $384B +490% YoY · Dec 2025
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Securitize AUM $4B+ +841% revenue growth 2025
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Tokenized Private Credit $19B+ Figure Technologies leads at $15B
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US Tokenized RWA Market Dashboard

Real-time tracking of the $36B+ US tokenized real-world asset market across private credit, treasuries, equity, and real estate.

The tokenized real-world asset market crossed $36 billion in on-chain value in Q1 2026, a figure that sounds large until you compare it to the $900 trillion in total global assets — real estate, bonds, equities, private credit, commodities — that remain locked in paper-based, illiquid, geographically siloed structures. That 0.04% penetration rate is either a sobering reminder of how early we are, or the most compelling market opportunity in financial infrastructure since the invention of the mutual fund. The data increasingly suggests the latter.

TOTAL MARKET
$36B+
Tokenized RWA on-chain as of Q1 2026 — up 380% from $7.5B in 2022 · Source: RWA.xyz, 21.co

Growth has been exponential rather than linear. The $7.5 billion figure from 2022 was driven almost entirely by pilot programs and early DeFi experiments. By end of 2023, the market reached $14 billion. By end of 2024, $28 billion. The Q1 2026 figure of $36 billion represents continued acceleration, with the private credit and tokenized treasury categories now generating real institutional revenue rather than proof-of-concept announcements.

Market Breakdown by Category

Asset CategoryMarket SizeSharePrimary PlatformsYoY Growth
Private Credit$19.2B53%Figure, Maple Finance, Goldfinch, Centrifuge+85%
Tokenized Treasuries$9.2B25%BlackRock BUIDL, Franklin FOBXX, Ondo OUSG+420%
Tokenized Real Estate$2.1B6%RealT, Lofty, Arrived, Figure HELOCs+40%
Tokenized Equities$1.1B3%tZERO, INX, Securitize Markets+20%
Commodities (Gold)$900M2.5%HSBC Gold Token, Paxos PAXG, Tether Gold+30%
Tokenized Funds (PE/VC)$1.8B5%KKR/Securitize, Hamilton Lane, Apollo+190%
Other / Emerging$1.7B5%Various+60%
Total$36B+100%+95% YoY

Where Growth Is Fastest

Private credit leads in absolute size due to one dominant player: Figure Technologies, whose HELOC (home equity line of credit) origination and securitization platform on the Provenance Blockchain accounts for an estimated $15 billion of the $19 billion total. Strip out Figure and private credit is a $4 billion market — still substantial, but a more honest picture of industry-wide adoption.

Tokenized treasuries are growing fastest on a percentage basis. BlackRock’s BUIDL fund launched in March 2024 and crossed $2.5 billion in AUM by early 2026, making it the fastest-growing tokenized fund in history. The category as a whole grew from under $2 billion in early 2024 to $9.2 billion in Q1 2026 — a 460% increase in under two years.

FASTEST GROWING SEGMENT
+460%
Tokenized US Treasury growth Jan 2024 – Q1 2026 · Source: RWA.xyz, individual fund disclosures

Institutional Concentration

Institutional adoption is concentrated in two areas. First, tokenized treasuries, where institutional investors use on-chain T-bill products as collateral or cash management tools — particularly in DeFi protocols where BUIDL and OUSG serve as high-quality collateral assets. Second, private equity and credit fund tokenization, where firms like KKR, Hamilton Lane, and Apollo have launched tokenized feeder funds on Securitize’s platform, allowing accredited investors to access vehicles previously limited to $5M+ minimums.

The retail and semi-institutional layer — platforms like RealT, Lofty, and Arrived for real estate — is growing but remains fragmented. No single retail tokenization platform has exceeded $500 million in AUM as of Q1 2026.

Path to $1 Trillion

The $1 trillion milestone is achievable by 2028–2030 under two conditions. First, regulatory clarity on what constitutes a tokenized security (the SEC’s evolving digital asset framework under the new administration provides more guidance than the Gensler era, but transfer agent rules for tokenized funds remain ambiguous). Second, secondary market liquidity: the fundamental problem is that you can tokenize an asset, but if there’s no liquid market to trade it, the tokenization premium disappears. Spread compression from 200–500 basis points to under 50 basis points would unlock institutional algorithmic trading and market-making, which would accelerate adoption across all categories.

Current trajectory suggests the market crosses $75 billion by end of 2026 if treasury tokenization continues its current growth curve.

Related Trackers: Tokenized US Treasuries · Tokenized Private Credit · Institutional Adoption · Secondary Market Liquidity