Blockchain Trading Platform Dinari Raises $7.5m in Funding Round

- Dinari announces it raised $7.5 million in a seed funding round.
- The company says the fund will go to developing its dShare platform, which will enable non-U.S. users to trade shares of prominent U.S. companies.
- Third Kind Venture Capital, SPEILLP, 500 Global, and Balaji Srinivasan are some of the investors in the round.
Dinari, a California-based blockchain trading platform, recently announced that it has raised $7.5m in a seed funding round, a Bloomberg report reveals. The company says its regulatory-compliant platform will enable users outside the U.S. to buy shares of prominent U.S. companies and exchange-traded funds.
Notably, the company said the funds raised would go to building its blockchain-powered dShare Platform outside the US and expanding its offering. Through its platform, users outside the U.S. can gain exposure to publicly traded corporate equity securities safely and transparently.
Based on its blockchain infrastructure, Dinari says its dShare Platform offers transparency, immutable proof of ownership, instant settlement, and the ability to trade with a crypto wallet. However, the platform is non-custodial; hence users will have to use Ar…
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Blockchain Trading Platform Dinari Raises $7.5m in Funding Round

- Dinari announces it raised $7.5 million in a seed funding round.
- The company says the fund will go to developing its dShare platform, which will enable non-U.S. users to trade shares of prominent U.S. companies.
- Third Kind Venture Capital, SPEILLP, 500 Global, and Balaji Srinivasan are some of the investors in the round.
Dinari, a California-based blockchain trading platform, recently announced that it has raised $7.5m in a seed funding round, a Bloomberg report reveals. The company says its regulatory-compliant platform will enable users outside the U.S. to buy shares of prominent U.S. companies and exchange-traded funds.
Notably, the company said the funds raised would go to building its blockchain-powered dShare Platform outside the US and expanding its offering. Through its platform, users outside the U.S. can gain exposure to publicly traded corporate equity securities safely and transparently.
Based on its blockchain infrastructure, Dinari says its dShare Platform offers transparency, immutable proof of ownership, instant settlement, and the ability to trade with a crypto wallet. However, the platform is non-custodial; hence users will have to use Ar…
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