The S&P Digital Index is moving to blockchain right now through a partnership between Chainlink and Dinari, and this actually brings tokenized equities along with real-time data verification on-chain. The S&P Digital Markets 50 Index, will now be accessible through decentralized networks. This collaboration announced on November 5, 2025 confirms this idea.
Chainlink and Dinari Bring S&P Digital Index On-Chain With Tokenized Equities
Dinari‘s partnership with Chainlink Oracle is enabling the S&P Digital Index to work on blockchain infrastructure with verifiable data feeds. The index will track 35 U.S.-listed companies driving blockchain adoption and also 15 major digital assets. It’s planned to launch in the fourth quarter of this year.
Gabe Otte, CEO and Co-Founder of Dinari, stated:
“Financial systems depend on trusted data and transparent infrastructure. Working with S&P Dow Jones Indices and Chainlink allows us to bring that same standard of reliability to tokenized benchmarks, ensuring the S&P Digital Markets 50 operates with integrity and verifiability onchain.”
Real-Time Verification and Market Access
The Chainlink Oracle network provides real-time price data and index calculations. Dinari tokenization actually handles converting traditional equity exposure into on-chain equities. These can be traded through crypto wallets and various platforms. The integration also addresses some of the concerns around data accuracy. Added to them is security for investors seeking exposure to digital asset markets.
Fernando Vazquez, President of Capital Markets at Chainlink Labs, had this to say:
“By powering the S&P Digital Markets 50 Index, Chainlink is enabling one of the first indexes to operate onchain with verifiable, real-time index data that spans both traditional and digital assets.”
The crypto index covers companies that are involved in blockchain, cryptocurrency, and even digital asset services. The on-chain equities are backed by real shares rather than synthetic derivatives and Dinari will tokenize the index through its dShares service. It provides access to over 200 tokenized U.S. public stocks and financial assets across 85 countries.
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Technical Infrastructure and Security
The system is using Chainlink’s decentralized oracle network to pull together data from multiple sources, and then this information gets processed through smart contracts. Cameron Drinkwater, Chief Product & Operations Officer at S&P Dow Jones Indices, stated:
“The integration of Chainlink’s decentralized oracle network provides a crucial intermediary for the soon-to-be-launched S&P Digital Markets 50 Index. This collaboration ensures data integrity and connectivity that will bring the S&P Digital Markets 50 Index to market in a transparent, reliable and efficient manner.”
Regular audits are also being done to make sure the integrity of the data feeds and the tokenization process stays intact. The transparency that blockchain technology provides also allows for easier compliance monitoring.
This represents a practical way of bringing Wall Street’s S&P Digital Index infrastructure to decentralized networks. It might even serve as a model for other traditional financial instruments going forward.