The process of buying Securitize shares on-chain is a lot like buying cryptocurrencies but with a couple of extra hoops to jump through first – specifically setting up a Securitize ID account and getting through a KYC check which is a real quick 2 minutes. Before you can start trading you’ll need to link up your wallet, make sure you’ve ticked the box to allow it to be used & finally have some USDC or SOL set aside to cover any transaction costs – those get eaten into your trading budget. When you look at the interface its actually pretty similar to what you’d find on Uniswap – prices are keeping up to the minute & you can place your orders direct, very straightforward. When you buy with USDC investors get handed tokens which represent the actual shares in Securitize, and these tokens are identical to owning the real deal – that means you get the dividend payments & all that corporate action stuff. Now this is where things are different from say using Robinhood or another brokerage where you just think you own the thing – with your wallet though you actually do own it & can control it how you want. The technology behind all this just makes the whole process smooth & efficient, so you can be pretty sure you’re gonna get the best price when you buy.
