Dinari, a new platform focused on providing an onchain trading venue for tokenized securities, has completed a $30 million funding round. This positions the company as one of the top three projects in the crypto venture capital space to recently raise capital. Per its announcement, funding will be used to continue building its platform which now boasts 105 securities available to trade.

Dinari’s marketplace platform lets retail users buy and trade tokenized real-world assets like stocks and bonds on the blockchain. The firm has a subscription-based business model, where users — many of whom pay no commissions — pay a subscription access fee to trade with the firm’s service. Today, USFR serves as the underlying for 89% of the assets traded on the platform. This floating-rate Treasury exchange-traded fund is the biggest by far.

Gabriel Otte, co-founder and CEO of Dinari, sees a future where every asset is tokenized and traded onchain.

"It can’t really be just about tokenising one-off stocks. It has to be tokenising every stock, eventually, and every asset." - Gabriel Otte, co-founder and CEO

Dinari’s successful funding round is another indicator of the rising interest in tokenized securities and onchain trading platforms. As the market grows, the need for infrastructure—especially platforms like Dinari—will be essential. They will further accelerate the development of our financial markets with increased accessibility and efficiency.