The article analyzes the problem of splitting the rights to a share and the rights arising from a share when issuing digital financial assets (DFAs), including the possibility of exercising corporate rights on shares of non-public joint-stock companies. Based on doctrinal approaches and comparative legal analysis, it is proved that the indefinite and unlimited division of rights contradicts the fundamental nature of shares as an equity security, which should certify a single, inseparable set of rights. The author identifies the key risks of current regulation: the loss of the «standard» character of shares, uncertainty for third parties, and the dependence of DFA holders on the will of the person who issued the DFA. As a solution, it is proposed to limit such DFAs to property rights only (dividends, liquidation value), establish an urgent nature for them and provide DFAs holders with a direct mechanism for exercising their rights.