Tokenized securities firm Dinari, headquartered in California, has announced a partnership with Circle, the issuer of the USDC stablecoin, to offer U.S. investors blockchain-based trading of tokenized stocks. According to Fortune, the company plans to bring all S&P 500 constituents on chain. The platform operates through dShares, each representing an underlying stock, with every token corresponding to a real security held in custody by regulated institutions. Investors can use USDC from self-custody wallets to buy and sell stocks, and the service supports instant settlement as well as the transfer of assets across different platforms. The initiative is designed to connect the roughly $300 billion stablecoin market with the U.S. stock market, which is valued at over $60 trillion. Dinari says its platform is now live in 85 jurisdictions and supports more than 6,000 tokenized assets. The partnership effectively brings traditional equities trading into crypto wallets via tokenized securities.
Dinari, a tokenized securities company based in California, has announced a partnership with stablecoin issuer Circle to deliver blockchain-based stock trading to U.S. investors. Fortune reported that Dinari intends to put the entire S&P 500 index on chain.
The platform uses dShares to represent underlying equities. Each token is backed by an actual security held in custody with regulated entities. Investors can trade via self-custody wallets using USDC, with instant settlement and cross-platform asset transfers.
Dinari's initiative targets the $300 billion stablecoin market and the more than $60 trillion U.S. stock market. The service is live in 85 jurisdictions, supporting over 6,000 tokenized assets.
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