Dinari is taking a new step towards uniting traditional markets and blockchain infrastructure. The company announced the implementation of the LayerZero protocol, which will allow trading of tokenized American stocks — dShares, across multiple networks. This expands access to assets and brings the circulation of tokenized securities closer to traditional market standards.
Tokenized stocks become cross-chain assets
Dinari specializes in the issuance and circulation of tokenized securities and already has a TVL of about $45 million, according to DeFiLlama. The new integration covers four blockchains and more than 200 tokenized US stocks.
Scaling plans include connecting the entire LayerZero network — more than 150 blockchains and subsequently covering the full portfolio of the US stock market.
Each dShare is backed 1:1 by a real security. LayerZero uses the Omnichain Fungible Token (OFT) standard, allowing assets to move between networks without creating multiple separate versions of the token. This eliminates liquidity fragmentation — one of the key obstacles to mass tokenization.
LayerZero provides liquidity, Dinari — compliance and accounting
The integration combines two models:
- Dinari is responsible for regulatory compliance and settlement processes
- LayerZero provides connectivity between networks and high throughput for trading
Dinari CEO Gabe Ott emphasized that DFN — Dinari Financial Network infrastructure provides everything needed for tokenized stocks to operate at the scale of traditional markets, while LayerZero ensures access to global liquidity.
The system allows real stocks to move between networks while maintaining investor protection and compliance with requirements familiar to stock market participants.
Dinari strengthens its position in tokenization
The company has already raised $22.65 million from investors such as VanEck Ventures and Hack VC. Earlier this year, Dinari received an SEC license as an official transfer agent. This is a key step that allows the platform to work with banks and fintech companies and offer tokenized stocks to clients worldwide.
In fact, Dinari is creating a bridge between the traditional infrastructure of US securities and blockchain networks, where trading is faster, cheaper, and more transparent.
The on-chain stock market is accelerating
The integration comes at a time when on-chain platforms are experiencing a surge in activity. The futures platform TradeXYZ exceeded $200 million in daily volume and set new all-time highs in open interest — largely due to volatility around Nvidia’s earnings reports.
Traditional players are also giving an additional boost: Nasdaq recently filed for the listing of tokenized stocks. This event is called a turning point, but experts warn that integrating blockchain with exchange clearing infrastructure can be lengthy and technically complex.
What’s next?
The integration of Dinari and LayerZero shows how quickly a new segment of the market is forming: tokenized stocks are no longer an experiment on a single network — they are becoming cross-chain assets with real liquidity.
If Dinari continues to scale, the tokenized securities market could enter a phase of mass growth, and competition between blockchain-bridging protocols will only intensify.
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