Securitize filed a Delaware federal suit asking for a declaration that its DS Protocol and Vault Registrar products do not infringe two tZERO patents tied to self-enforcing security tokens and crypto integration infrastructure. tZERO had demanded Securitize stop commercializing the products and respond by June 18 or face injunctive relief and damages. The fight puts IP enforcement directly in the middle of the RWA/tokenized securities stack, with Securitize arguing its products lack core patented features like trade execution and transaction signing.

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