Broadridge Ledger Repo Platform Processes $8 Trillion in July
Broadridge has been expanding its institutional market infrastructure through distributed-ledger technology, extending blockchain-based services into high-value financial workflows. Beyond transaction processing, the company provides on-chain proxy voting, governance and digital-asset infrastructure management. The push is significant because it shows how an established financial technology provider is applying shared-ledger systems across both traditional market functions and emerging digital-asset services.
Broadridge said its Distributed Ledger Repo platform processed $8 trillion in transaction volume during July. The monthly figure underscores the scale at which distributed-ledger infrastructure is now being used for institutional activity, while broadening Broadridge’s role beyond on-chain voting and governance. The milestone also highlights the company’s effort to build a wider digital-market infrastructure business spanning transaction processing and asset-management support.
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The history behind this eventBroadridge Expands Tokenized Securities Infrastructure for Blockchain Trading and Settlement
Broadridge is a fintech company that provides trading, clearing and investor services to financial institutions. Its expanded tokenized securities infrastructure covers equities, funds and money-market instruments, reflecting Wall Street’s accelerating adoption of blockchain to improve asset liquidity, trading efficiency and settlement speed.
As of July 20, 2026, reports had not disclosed the exact date of the announcement. Broadridge said the system connects to public and private blockchain networks, including Ethereum. Its distributed-ledger repo platform currently processes more than $365 billion in tokenized assets each day, showing that institutional adoption has reached significant scale.
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