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xStocks or Dinari — which tokenized stocks are better for me?

Short answer

Backed / xStocks lists 1,502 tokens. A certificate that tracks the price; dividends: reinvested, not paid out; voting rights: no. As the issuer states it, open to EU retail investors; not offered to UK investors or US investors. Dinari dShares lists 721 tokens. A receipt on shares held by a custodian; dividends: paid out to holders; voting rights: not stated. As the issuer states it, open to US accredited, US retail investors.

xStocks are tracker certificates issued by Backed in Liechtenstein and traded on Kraken, Bybit and DEXs; Dinari dShares are tokens backed by shares a US broker-dealer holds for you. The table compares what each issuer states.

Figures from our live dataset · data as of 2026-10-18 · not investment advice

ProgrammeTokensWhat you ownDividendsVoting
Backed / xStocks1,502A certificate that tracks the priceReinvested, not paid outNo
Dinari dShares721A receipt on shares held by a custodianPaid out to holdersNot stated

Who can buy — as each issuer states it

ProgrammeRegionInvestorsStatusCondition · source
Backed / xStocksEURetailYesThrough the venues that list it; the token itself is freely transferable. source · 2026-09-18
Backed / xStocksUKRetailNoKraken lists the UK among excluded jurisdictions, with Canada and Australia. source · 2026-09-18
Backed / xStocksUSAccreditedNoNot accessible to US persons, whatever the investor class. source · 2026-09-18
Backed / xStocksUSRetailNoNot accessible in the US or to US persons. source · 2026-09-18
Dinari dSharesUSAccreditedYesSame route; accreditation only needed for private, unregistered securities. source · 2026-09-18
Dinari dSharesUSRetailYesDinari Trading App or partner wallets; full KYC including SSN; funded in USDC; no account minimum. source · 2026-09-18

Quoted from the issuers’ own documents on the date shown. Terms change; the issuer has the final word.

More questions

How many tokens does each programme offer?

Backed / xStocks: 1,502; Dinari dShares: 721.

What do I actually own?

Backed / xStocks: a certificate that tracks the price, issued by Backed Assets (JE) Limited. Dinari dShares: a receipt on shares held by a custodian, issued by Dinari, Inc. (transfer agent) and Dinari Securities, LLC (FINRA/SIPC broker-dealer, CRD 329672).

Do I get voting rights?

Backed / xStocks: no. The others do not say.

Where are they sold?

As the issuers name them — Backed / xStocks: Kraken, Bybit, Solana DEXs; Dinari dShares: Dinari Trading App.

Can I redeem them for the real shares?

Backed / xStocks: Backed describes redemption for onboarded, KYC-verified investors; we have not verified the terms for retail holders. Dinari dShares: platform-only.

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