Broadridge's DLR Platform Hits $365bn Daily Repo Average In January

Broadridge Financial Solutions processed an average of $365 billion in daily repo transactions through its Distributed Ledger Repo (DLR) platform in January 2026, with total volumes reaching $7.3 trillion for the month. The figure represents a 508% increase on the daily average recorded in January 2025.

The platform, which uses distributed ledger technology to settle tokenised real-asset transactions, has recorded sustained volume growth following what Broadridge describes as a breakout year. The DLR platform connects traditional and digital financial ecosystems and is aimed at institutional clients requiring infrastructure for tokenised asset settlement at scale.
 

Horacio Barakat, Head of Digital Innovation, Broadridge Financial Solutions

Horacio Barakat, Head of Digital Innovation, Broadridge Financial Solutions commented:

"Adoption of DLR is being driven by the real, day-to-day value institutions are seeing as the platform scales across a growing client base and expanding use cases. In 2026, our focus is on extending that scale into intraday funding, enhanced collateral mobility, and a wider range of tokenised asset classes, while maintaining the interoperability, resilience, and trust required to operate at institutional scale."

Beyond foundational repo workflows, the platform has expanded into sponsored and intraday repo use cases, supporting the movement of high-quality collateral throughout the trading day. Broadridge says these capabilities are designed to support precision in liquidity management, with the aim of reducing financing costs and improving liquidity across the securities lending market.
 

Broadridge Financial Solutions is a global technology company that provides services across investing, governance, and communications for clients in the financial services industry.
 

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