The U.S. has officially approved blockchain stock trading for the first time. Dinari, a fintech company focused on real-world asset tokenization, has secured broker-dealer registration from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), according to Reuters.
This makes Dinari the first regulated platform in the U.S. authorized to offer tokenized stocks backed 1:1 by real equity shares.
What Dinari Can Now Offer : BlockChain Stock
With the new license, Dinari can list tokenized representations of major stocks, including Apple, Tesla, and other blue-chip assets. These tokens will be:
- Fully backed by real shares
- Tradable 24/7 on blockchain rails
- Accessible globally without traditional market restrictions
The platform aims to bridge traditional equities with Web3 infrastructure, offering faster settlement, fractional ownership, and programmable compliance.
A Turning Point for Tokenized Finance
The approval is being hailed as a landmark moment for blockchain finance. As interest in real-world asset tokenization (RWA) accelerates, Dinari’s model could serve as a blueprint for future hybrid financial products.
It also signals a broader shift in U.S. regulatory posture—suggesting growing willingness to integrate traditional assets into decentralized systems, under clear legal frameworks.
