The Investor
02 Sep 2026, 18:13
Broadridge Expands Tokenized Repo Platform to G7 Securities as Daily Volume Reaches $351 Billion
Broadridge Financial Solutions (NYSE: BR) is expanding its Distributed Ledger Repo platform to support G7 securities, extending its blockchain-based infrastructure into international repo and collateral markets. The expansion will allow institutions to conduct cross-border repo transactions, intraday financing and collateral movements using atomic settlement.
The platform, known as DLR, is already operating at significant institutional scale. During August 2026, it processed an average of $351 billion in repo transactions per day and $7.4 trillion for the full month, with thousands of transactions passing through the network daily. Until now, the platform has supported tokenized U.S. Treasury collateral for repo transactions, intraday repos and collateral pledges.
Adding G7 securities significantly broadens the collateral institutions can mobilize through the platform. DLR synchronizes the movement of tokenized securities and cash in a single transaction, known as atomic settlement, reducing settlement risk while allowing financial institutions to manage liquidity, funding and high-quality collateral more efficiently.
The expansion is particularly significant because it moves institutional tokenization beyond U.S. Treasury markets into cross-border financing. Institutions can use eligible securities across different markets, currencies and jurisdictions while gaining faster settlement, improved visibility into collateral positions and reduced reliance on manual processing.
Broadridge is already one of the largest infrastructure providers bridging traditional finance and tokenized markets. Its DLR platform tokenizes more than $351 billion of assets daily, while Broadridge’s broader technology infrastructure underpins an average of more than $18 trillion in daily trading across tokenized and traditional securities.
The G7 expansion strengthens Broadridge’s position in institutional blockchain infrastructure as major financial institutions increasingly explore tokenization to improve collateral mobility, reduce settlement friction and make capital more efficient.
Broadridge Financial Solutions (NYSE: BR) is expanding its Distributed Ledger Repo platform to support G7 securities, extending its blockchain-based infrastructure into international repo and collateral markets. The expansion will allow institutions to conduct cross-border repo transactions, intraday financing and collateral movements using atomic settlement.
The platform, known as DLR, is already operating at significant institutional scale. During August 2026, it processed an average of $351 billion in repo transactions per day and $7.4 trillion for the full month, with thousands of transactions passing through the network daily. Until now, the platform has supported tokenized U.S. Treasury collateral for repo transactions, intraday repos and collateral pledges.
Adding G7 securities significantly broadens the collateral institutions can mobilize through the platform. DLR synchronizes the movement of tokenized securities and cash in a single transaction, known as atomic settlement, reducing settlement risk while allowing financial institutions to manage liquidity, funding and high-quality collateral more efficiently.
The expansion is particularly significant because it moves institutional tokenization beyond U.S. Treasury markets into cross-border financing. Institutions can use eligible securities across different markets, currencies and jurisdictions while gaining faster settlement, improved visibility into collateral positions and reduced reliance on manual processing.
Broadridge is already one of the largest infrastructure providers bridging traditional finance and tokenized markets. Its DLR platform tokenizes more than $351 billion of assets daily, while Broadridge’s broader technology infrastructure underpins an average of more than $18 trillion in daily trading across tokenized and traditional securities.
The G7 expansion strengthens Broadridge’s position in institutional blockchain infrastructure as major financial institutions increasingly explore tokenization to improve collateral mobility, reduce settlement friction and make capital more efficient.
