Dinari expands its U.S. tokenized stock platform to eligible domestic investors through self-custody wallets. The offering includes 724 tokenized stocks, among them all S&P 500 companies, tradable wit
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Dinari is letting eligible U.S. investors buy and sell tokenized versions of 724 American stocks, including the entire S&P 500, directly through self-custody wallets. The company announced the expansion of its dShares offering to the domestic market, a step that puts it ahead of most competitors who have kept similar products offshore.
The tokens trade on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base and Avalanche, with Solana and Sei support planned. Every dShare is backed one-to-one by the underlying share held by a regulated custodian, and shareholders retain rights to dividends, voting, and corporate actions. Dividends are paid in Circle's USDC stablecoin.
Dinari operates through a registered broker-dealer and transfer agent. The company said its dShares are already distributed across more than 85 jurisdictions outside the U.S.
The move lands in a rapidly fragmenting market for tokenized equities. Robinhood and Payward, Kraken's parent company, have expanded tokenized stock offerings abroad through offshore structures. Ondo Finance last month proposed an SEC-aligned framework to offer tokens backed by BlackRock's iShares Core S&P 500 ETF and Micron shares, though those are not yet available to U.S. investors.
Securitize, the firm behind the Securitize Gains SEC Adviser Status as Shares Drop 10% news earlier this month, has argued that public companies should issue securities natively on the blockchain. Citi projects the tokenized securities market could reach $5.5 trillion by 2030.
Dinari's model occupies a middle ground between full native issuance and purely synthetic offshore structures. By holding the underlying shares with regulated custodians, the company avoids the counterparty risk that critics say plagues unbacked tokenized products. The approach also lets U.S. investors hold assets in self-custody wallets and transact in USDC without giving up their shareholder rights.
The product is live now for eligible investors. The company listed Circle, Privy (owned by Stripe), Para, and Monaco as launch partners.
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