Broadridge and Dinari have announced an integration that allows eligible holders of Dinari dShares to participate in shareholder votes associated with their underlying US securities. The companies said on 5 November that those votes enter the formal proxy process and are counted alongside votes from traditional shareholders.[1]
Dinari’s model links each token to a US stock or exchange-traded fund held through custody arrangements. The voting integration connects that structure to Broadridge’s proxy infrastructure and relevant issuer disclosures. The entitlement comes from the product’s custody and legal arrangements, rather than from the mere existence of a token.[1]
Current integration and planned development
| Stage | Announced capability |
|---|---|
| Current announcement | Proxy voting for eligible dShare holders through established shareholder-voting processes. |
| Later development | Digital-wallet login and authentication to demonstrate entitlement and vote directly. |
The announcement makes wallet-native authentication a future step as the platform develops. Treating that feature as already available would overstate the launch.[1]
The significance for tokenised-equity platforms is the addition of governance to the trading and economic features of the product. Eligibility remains part of the announced scope: the partnership does not establish identical voting rights for every tokenised security or every holder in every jurisdiction.[1]
Sources & further reading
- Broadridge brings proxy voting to Dinari dShares tokenized US equities Broadridge via PR Newswire · 5 Nov 2026 · Accessed 6 Nov 2026