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Euler integrates with Securitize’s DS Protocol


20 February 2026 US
Reporter: Matthew Challis

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Euler, a DeFi lending protocol, has integrated Securitize’s Digital Securities (DS) Protocol, said to enable DS tokens to be used as collateral in curated, risk-isolated lending markets on Euler.

The integration, intended to establish a pathway for regulated real-world assets (RWAs) in DeFi, will enable any asset issued using the DS Protocol, including ones from third parties, to be supported in Euler markets, according to the firm.

Onchain asset manager kpk will curate an Euler lending market and be responsible for deploying Securitize assets into it, allowing whitelisted investors to borrow digital assets against tokenised RWA exposure.

Moreover, kpk will also configure market-level risk parameters and apply ongoing oversight, ensuring each isolated market operates within predefined boundaries, in addition to adhering to compliance constraints attached to DS Token.

Carlos Domingo, co-founder and CEO of Securitize, says: “By integrating with Euler through the DS Protocol, we’re expanding what tokenised assets can do in DeFi: enabling borrowing, stronger capital efficiency, and new onchain strategies that enhance the value of regulated assets.”

CEO at Euler, Jonathan Han, adds: “Through integration with Securitize’s DS Protocol, regulated tokenised real-world assets can enter DeFi as composable collateral, while risk remains isolated market-by-market and participation is compliant by design.”

Marcelo Ruiz de Olano, co-founder and CEO at kpk, believes the “deployment illustrates how permissioned tokenised assets can participate in DeFi composability while maintaining structured risk controls”.
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