Investors buy and sell dShares using Circle's USDC stablecoin through self-custody wallets rather than a traditional brokerage account.
Dinari's subsidiary secured U.S. broker-dealer registration in June 2025, which it says makes it the first platform legally cleared to offer blockchain-based shares to U.S. investors.
Dinari has raised more than $22 million, including a $12.7 million Series A from Hack VC and Blockchange Ventures, with Avalanche's own ecosystem fund Blizzard among the backers.
A July 2026 partnership with tZERO aims to package issuance, trading, custody and settlement into infrastructure other broker-dealers can use, not just Dinari's own product.
Trading volume and holder counts over the coming months will show whether tokenized-stock demand is real, not just the deployment headline.
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