Broadridge's Tokenised Repo Platform Processes Nearly $9 Trillion In December Volumes

Broadridge Financial Solutions' Distributed Ledger Repo platform averaged $384 billion in daily transactions during December, totalling nearly $9 trillion for the month, representing a 490% year-over-year increase.
 

The New York Stock Exchange-listed fintech company reported a 4% increase from November's volumes, marking sustained institutional adoption of tokenised real-asset settlement infrastructure.
 

Horacio Barakat, Head of Digital Innovation at Broadridge

Horacio Barakat, Head of Digital Innovation at Broadridge, said:

"Platforms like DLR have scaled tokenised repo settlement from early adoption to institutional reality and demonstrate the operational resilience of distributed ledger technology. 2025 marked a breakout year for DLR as the world's largest institutional platform for settling tokenised real assets and we expect continued expansion in participants, use cases, and volumes in 2026 with DLR playing a leading role in the future of repo and capital markets."
 
The platform addresses institutional requirements for streamlined repo processing, improved collateral mobility, and reduced operational friction across global capital markets.
 

Industry participants are expanding adoption and deepening integration across traditional and blockchain-based market infrastructure as tokenisation advances beyond early-stage implementation.

Institutions are prioritising platforms capable of operating at scale whilst meeting regulated market requirements, according to the company.
 

Broadridge operates services connecting traditional and digital financial ecosystems across global capital markets.
 

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