According to FinanceFeeds, Broadridge and Dinari have integrated proxy voting for eligible holders of dShares, enabling token holders to exercise voting rights on underlying U.S. equities through wallet authentication. Dinari's tokenized equity platform, which distributes dShares across 92 jurisdictions, links on-chain token holdings to Broadridge's established proxy infrastructure, allowing votes to be counted alongside traditional shareholder votes. The underlying securities remain in conventional custody, with the integration extending Dinari's custodial model—which already passes through dividends and corporate actions—to governance rights.

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