Tokenization company Dinari and broker-dealer tZERO announced a partnership to provide a one-stop platform for tokenized US stocks for brokerages. Both parties will combine Dinari's tokenized stock platform with tZERO's brokerage, custody, clearing, and settlement infrastructure, enabling financial institutions to launch blockchain-based stock products. Dinari's dShares are 1:1 backed by underlying stocks held by regulated custodians, and retain shareholder rights such as dividends and corporate actions; tZERO will provide regulated brokerage infrastructure and support clearing, settlement, shareholder communication, and future on-chain collateral and financing services. (CoinDesk)

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SlippageSiren
· 4h ago
Blockchain settlement efficiency, in theory, wipes out T+2—but traditional systems have too much inertia; it’ll likely take a few more years for pilots to roll out widely.
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GateUser-a9315d81
· 7h ago
1:1 peg + retention of shareholder rights, much more substantial than those air coins, but will regulatory compliance costs be passed on to users?
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CatPawTapToConfirm
· 7h ago
Another heavyweight player joins the RWA track, as traditional finance moves onto the blockchain faster than expected.
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MountainBeforeTheStorm
· 7h ago
tZERO hasn't made any big moves in a long time. This partnership with Dinari seems to have found the right track.
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Can'tSleepWithoutSigningThe
· 7h ago
The idea of a one-stop platform for brokerages is very attractive, but actual implementation depends on how many institutions are willing to adopt it.
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