Broadridge’s distributed ledger platform processed an average of $359 billion in tokenized collateral per day in September, amounting to $7.5 trillion over the full month. The technology combines distributed ledger technology and smart contracts to manage and settle repurchase agreements while keeping the underlying assets in traditional custody. Daily volume remained steady between $350 billion and $365 billion throughout 2026, and the platform is live with major dealers. Broadridge also expanded DLR to G7 securities and launched DLX, an infrastructure platform for the issuance and trading of tokenized equities and funds. The company says tokenization complements existing post-trade services, although deployment faces operational complexity, governance requirements and integration challenges for clients.
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