Dinari and Circle launch a tokenized US stock platform, planning to put S&P 500 constituent stocks on the blockchain

According to Fortune, the tokenized securities company Dinari, based in California, USA, announced a partnership with stablecoin issuer Circle to provide blockchain-based tokenized stock trading services for American investors, and plans to bring the entire S&P 500 index constituents on-chain.

Dinari stated that its platform represents underlying stocks through dShares, with each token corresponding to real securities held in custody by regulated institutions. Investors can buy and sell stocks using USDC through self-custody wallets, and it supports features such as instant settlement and cross-platform asset transfers.

This model aims to connect the approximately $300 billion stablecoin market with the over $60 trillion U.S. stock market. Currently, the Dinari platform is live in 85 jurisdictions, supporting over 6,000 types of tokenized assets.