Dinari, the company behind U.S. tokenized stocks and ETFs, has launched a financial network aimed at addressing liquidity issues in blockchains.
Liquidity Issues Across Different Blockchains
Dinari's flagship product, dShares, allows users to hold tokenized versions of U.S. equities across more than five different chains, including Base, Arbitrum, and Plume, with Solana support on the way. However, as adoption grows, the liquidity of these assets becomes scattered across different blockchains. The Dinari Financial Network addresses this by acting as a unifying layer that connects these ecosystems.
Regulated by Design
Dinari pays special attention to meeting the regulatory demands of the U.S. securities market. Unlike many blockchains, Dinari has embedded Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) requirements directly into the architecture of its network. This will ensure that tokenized securities are secure and legally compliant throughout their lifecycle.
Current Steps and Future of the Dinari Financial Network
By leveraging Avalanche's architecture, the Dinari Financial Network has implemented safety mechanisms that remain compatible with other ecosystems. Each partner chain contributes specific expertise in custody, compliance, and operations, ensuring that tokenized securities are secure and compliant from issuance through settlement.
The Dinari Financial Network is aimed at creating an efficient and secure environment for trading tokenized stocks based on modern blockchain technologies, which could significantly impact the securities market.
