What is Dinari?
Dinari operates at the forefront of the tokenized securities sector, providing a robust infrastructure for the issuance and management of blockchain-based assets. Through its flagship platform, dShares, the company enables non-U.S. investors to gain exposure to traditional U.S. stocks and ETFs. Unlike many decentralized finance projects, Dinari maintains a rigorous commitment to regulatory compliance, operating under U.S. securities laws and maintaining registration with the SEC as a transfer agent. This regulatory-first approach allows the firm to manage shareholder records and facilitate dividend distributions with institutional-grade security, effectively positioning itself as a critical layer in the future of global capital markets.
How much funding has Dinari raised?
Dinari has raised a total of $20.2M across 2 funding rounds:
Angel/Seed
$7.5M
Series A
$12.7M
Angel/Seed (2023): $7.5M with participation from Third Kind Venture Capital, 500 Global, and Sancus Capital Management
Series A (2025): $12.7M led by Hack VC, F-Prime Capital, VanEck, and BlockChange Capital
Key Investors in Dinari
Hack VC
A San Francisco-based venture capital firm that partners with daring entrepreneurs at the earliest stages, managing a portfolio of over 175 startups.
F-Prime Capital
A Massachusetts-based investment firm founded in 2002, utilizing a team of engineers, doctors, and scientists to support innovation in healthcare and technology.
VanEck
A global investment manager focused on providing intelligently designed active and ETF solutions to strengthen investor portfolios across emerging asset classes.
What's next for Dinari?
With the successful completion of this major enterprise-level funding, Dinari is poised to transition from its early-stage development phase into a period of aggressive market expansion. The strategic focus will likely center on deepening its regulatory footprint and enhancing the liquidity of its tokenized offerings. As the firm continues to navigate the complexities of international securities regulations, the capital will be instrumental in scaling its engineering teams and expanding its operational capacity to support a broader range of asset classes. By maintaining its focus on SEC-compliant tokenization, Dinari is set to capture significant market share as institutional interest in blockchain-based financial instruments continues to mature.
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