generated: '2026-08-05' method: searched source: https://registry.npmjs.org/-/v1/search?text=securitize description: >- Securitize publishes first-party packages under the @securitize npm scope, but they are BLOCKCHAIN packages — Solana bridge program SDKs — not API client libraries. There is no first-party client library for the Domains API, the Connect API, or the MCP server in any registry probed. Integrators call all three surfaces over raw HTTP, or via the two published Postman collections. packages: - language: typescript registry: npm name: '@securitize/solana-bridge-sdk' version: 0.4.0 url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@securitize/solana-bridge-sdk install: npm install @securitize/solana-bridge-sdk official: true scope: blockchain description: Securitize Bridge Solana program SDK evidence: >- npm maintainers include alexsecuritize, services_securitize and leonardo.rossi.securitize on the @securitize scope. - language: typescript registry: npm name: '@securitize/solana-usdc-bridge-sdk' version: 0.4.0 url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@securitize/solana-usdc-bridge-sdk install: npm install @securitize/solana-usdc-bridge-sdk official: true scope: blockchain description: Securitize USDC CCTP Bridge Solana program SDK evidence: same @securitize scope maintainers registries_probed: - registry: npm query: securitize result: 2 first-party packages (@securitize scope), 0 API client libraries - registry: pypi query: securitize / securitize-sdk result: 404 - registry: pkg.go.dev result: none - registry: rubygems result: none - registry: packagist result: none - registry: crates.io result: none - registry: maven-central result: none - registry: nuget result: none excluded: - name: '@securitize/easysui' reason: >- Published under the @securitize npm scope but its repository is github.com/panosui/easysui — a generic Sui TypeScript SDK, not a Securitize product. Not counted as first-party. - name: securitize-securitize-ui-kit reason: Unscoped 1.0.0 placeholder with a default README, pointing at a private Bitbucket repo. Not usable. - name: rwa-cli reason: Third-party RWA market CLI, not published by Securitize. - name: '@devprotocol/protocol' reason: Dev Protocol — matched only on the word "securitize" in its description. source_repositories: github_org: https://github.com/securitize-io note: >- 11 public repos, all smart-contract / blockchain work (DSToken and the DS Protocol interfaces, SUI DSToken, on/off-ramp contracts, vault registrar, a dApp sample, a Fireblocks Solana adapter). No API client SDK repo. gaps: - >- A 125-operation REST API with no client library in any language. A generated TypeScript and Python client from the published OpenAPI would cost Securitize very little and is the single largest developer-ergonomics gap in this profile.