Broadridge Financial Solutions and Dinari Inc. announced on November 5, 2026 an integration connecting Dinari's dShares tokenized equity holders to Broadridge's established proxy voting infrastructure for participation in formal shareholder votes.

Key Highlights

  • Integration announced: Eligible holders of Dinari's dShares will be able to exercise shareholder voting rights through Broadridge's proxy infrastructure.
  • Votes formally counted: According to the filing, dShare holder votes "are part of the formal shareholder voting process and are counted alongside those cast by traditional shareholders."
  • Custodial model: Dinari's dShares are structured so each token corresponds to an underlying U.S. stock or ETF held through established custody arrangements, preserving dividends and corporate action rights.
  • Broadridge platform scope: The company described its onchain proxy voting platform as "the first platform in the U.S. to support all models of tokenization, including custodial tokenized securities and issuer-sponsored tokens."
  • Future wallet authentication: The filing states that as the platform evolves, dShare holders will be able to log in and authenticate with a digital wallet to prove entitlements and vote proxy ballots directly.
  • Global reach: Dinari's technology supports distribution across the U.S. and 92 jurisdictions globally, according to the announcement.

Broadridge and Dinari Extend Tokenized Equity Governance to Proxy Voting

Broadridge (NYSE:BR) and Dinari Inc. disclosed a new integration on November 5, 2026, enabling eligible holders of Dinari's dShares to participate in corporate governance votes through Broadridge's proxy voting infrastructure. The announcement states that these votes are part of the formal shareholder voting process and are counted alongside those cast by traditional shareholders, extending a key right of equity ownership to holders of tokenized securities.

According to the filing, Dinari's custodial model underlies the integration: each dShare token corresponds to an underlying U.S. stock or ETF held through established custody arrangements, a structure "designed to preserve the legal and economic rights associated with the underlying securities, including dividends and corporate actions." The integration with Broadridge adds shareholder governance rights to that framework, with eligible dShare holders also set to receive relevant disclosures for the companies in which they invest.

Doug DeSchutter, President of the Investor Communications Solutions business at Broadridge, stated the company is "building the governance layer to support all models of tokenized equities." Gabriel Otte, Co-Founder and CEO of Dinari, said the integration enables "dShare holders to participate in actual shareholder votes." Broadridge also noted that its operations platforms "underpin the daily average trading of over $18 trillion in tokenized and traditional securities globally" and that the company employs approximately 16,000 associates in 28 countries.

What Was Disclosed

Broadridge and Dinari announced an integration enabling eligible dShare holders to vote in formal proxy processes via Broadridge's infrastructure. The filing describes the custodial model, the scope of the proxy platform, and planned future wallet-based authentication for direct onchain voting.