Dinari opens tokenized S&P 500 stock trading to U.S. investors

Dinari has introduced tokenized access to the entire S&P 500 for U.S. investors, allowing eligible users to trade blockchain-based shares backed one-to-one by underlying securities. Summary Dinari has launched tokenized versions of all S&P 500 stocks for eligible U.S. investors. Users can buy and sell blockchain based equities through self custody wallets funded with USDC. Each tokenized share is backed by an underlying security held in regulated custody and carries investor rights. The launch comes as competition in tokenized equities continues to grow among crypto and financial firms. Dinari says its platform is already available across 85 jurisdictions and supports more than 6,100 tokenized assets. According to Fortune, the launch expands Dinari’s blockchain-based equities platform through a wallet-first system that lets users fund accounts with USDC instead of relying on traditional brokerage infrastructure. The rollout allows eligible U.S. users to buy and sell tokenized shares through self-custody wallets instead of conventional brokerage accounts. Dinari said the launch combines tokenized equities with stablecoin payments through a partnership with Circle, creating w...