Dinari, a FinTech firm focused on enabling global access to US equities through blockchain-based technology, has announced a $12.7m Series A funding round.
The round was led by Hack VC and Blockchange Ventures, with further backing from VanEck Ventures, F-Prime, Blizzard (Avalanche Fund), and several other strategic investors. This latest injection brings Dinari’s total capital raised to $22.65m.
Dinari provides tokenised versions of US equities and ETFs, known as dShares™, which are accessible through a single API. These dShares are supported by SEC-registered infrastructure, including Registered Transfer Agent status. The company’s technology is already being used across more than 60 countries in regions such as Latin America, the Middle East and North Africa, and Southeast Asia.
The company aims to remove long-standing barriers that prevent global investors from accessing US financial markets. These include complex onboarding processes, high transaction costs, and regulatory constraints.
With this new capital, Dinari plans to expand its tokenised asset suite, grow its infrastructure to meet rising international demand, and strengthen its partnerships with institutional players. The firm sees itself as an infrastructure layer designed to serve the accelerating demand for tokenised real-world assets.
VanEck Ventures general partner Wyatt Lonergan said, “Dinari’s innovative approach to tokenized securities represents the future of global finance.
“Now anyone with an internet connection can get access to the U.S. financial system, opening doors to investment opportunities previously restricted by geographic and regulatory barriers.”
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