Broadridge Adds Proxy Voting to Dinari's Tokenized U.S. Stock Platform
Broadridge integrates institutional proxy voting into Dinari's dShares tokenized equities, extending shareholder governance rights to blockchain-based investors.
Broadridge Financial Solutions and Dinari Inc. have partnered to bring institutional-grade proxy voting capabilities to Dinari's dShares platform, a blockchain-based system that offers tokenized exposure to U.S. equities. The integration marks a step toward closing the governance gap that has historically separated tokenized asset holders from the shareholder rights enjoyed by traditional investors.
Under the arrangement, Dinari will leverage Broadridge's established proxy voting infrastructure — widely used by major financial institutions — to ensure that dShares investors can participate in corporate voting events tied to the underlying equities. The move signals growing recognition that tokenized securities must replicate the full bundle of rights associated with conventional share ownership to attract mainstream adoption.
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Broadridge, listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker BR, positions itself as a global fintech leader in investor communications and governance services. Dinari, for its part, has built dShares as a financial infrastructure layer designed to bring regulated U.S. equity exposure onto blockchain rails, targeting investors who may otherwise lack access to traditional brokerage accounts.
The partnership reflects a broader industry push to legitimize tokenized real-world assets by embedding compliance and governance features that institutional and retail investors expect. Proxy voting access is widely regarded as a critical credibility marker for any platform seeking to replicate genuine equity ownership in a digital format.
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