Broadridge's tokenized repo platform processed $8tn in July
Distributed Ledger Repo moved an average of $365bn of repurchase agreements a day against tokenized collateral, which Broadridge reports as a 28 per cent rise year on year.
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The post-trade processor and investor communications business spun out of ADP in 2007, whose Distributed Ledger Repo platform settles repurchase agreements against tokenized collateral on the Canton network and processed $8.0tn of repo in July 2026 at a daily average of $365bn.
Broadridge Financial Solutions was the Brokerage Services Group of Automatic Data Processing until it was spun off as a separate listed company on 30 March 2007, with fiscal 2006 revenue of $1.93bn. It sits behind rather than in front of the market: proxy voting and investor communications, securities processing, and post-trade infrastructure run for broker-dealers rather than for savers. Its own boilerplate puts the scale at more than 8 billion communications a year and a daily average of over $18 trillion of tokenized and traditional securities traded on its platforms, with roughly 16,000 staff in 28 countries. The tokenization business is Distributed Ledger Repo, which the company describes as using distributed ledger technology and smart contracts to automate the whole repo lifecycle, moving tokenized collateral between counterparties inside the trading and post-trade systems firms already run. DLR runs on Canton, the privacy-enabled network built for institutions that need their positions unseen by the rest of the chain, which is why the largest platform of its kind by stated volume is not on a public network. Broadridge publishes a volume figure every month, and those releases are the record this desk reads: an average of $354bn a day in March 2026, $368bn in April, $357bn in June and $365bn in July, against year-on-year growth rates the company reported at 392 per cent, 268 per cent, 68 per cent and 28 per cent over the same four months. Alongside repo it sells onchain proxy voting and governance, and digital asset infrastructure covering post-trade, wallets and custody.
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Distributed Ledger Repo moved an average of $365bn of repurchase agreements a day against tokenized collateral, which Broadridge reports as a 28 per cent rise year on year.
Broadridge said on 10 August 2026 that its Distributed Ledger Repo platform processed an average of $365bn of repurchase agreements a day in July against tokenized collateral, totalling $8.0tn for the month, which it reported as a 28 per cent rise year on year. Its releases for March, April and June put the daily average at $354bn, $368bn and $357bn.
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