Dinari, tZERO join forces on turnkey platform for tokenized U.S. equities
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Others argue that tokenized stocks should be issued directly by the companies themselves. Securitize made that case last week when it listed its own shares on the New York Stock Exchange and simultaneously issued an onchain version of the stock on Avalanche and Solana, describing issuer-sponsored tokenization as the long-term model for public equities. Dinari occupies a middle ground. Its dShares are backed one-for-one by underlying shares held with regulated custodians, while preserving shareholder rights such as dividends and corporate actions, the firm said. The partnership with tZERO adds the regulated brokerage infrastructure around those assets. Besides trading and custody, the companies said the platform will support clearing, settlement, shareholder communications and future onchain collateral and financing services. Founded in 2014, tZERO was among the first companies to build a regulated infrastructure for blockchain-based securities markets. Dinari launched in 2021 and has focused on bringing U.S. equities onchain through its dShares platform. It obtained a broker-dealer registration in June 2025 for its subsidiary, making it the first U.S. platform cleared to legally offer blockchain-based shares to domestic investors.
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