Written by Nate Kostar, Staff Writer. Reviewed by Robert Lakin, Staff Editor. 
Written by Nate Kostar, Staff Writer. 
Reviewed by Robert Lakin, Staff Editor. Broadridge expands tokenized securities infrastructure amid Wall Street blockchain push
Latest NewsPublishedMay 12, 2026The company said its platform now supports tokenized equities, funds and money market instruments across trading, settlement and post-trade operations.
Broadridge Financial Solutions said it expanded its infrastructure to support tokenized securities alongside traditional assets, as Wall Street firms pour into building systems for blockchain-based trading and settlement.
The financial technology company focused on institutional securities markets said on Tuesday that its platform now supports tokenized equities, funds, alternative assets and money market instruments across trading, order routing and post-trade operations.
The New York Stock Exchange-listed company added that the system connects to public and permissioned blockchain networks including Ethereum-compatible chains and Canton. On Monday, the company said it had begun operating an Agentic AI platform for capital markets and wealth management workflows.
Broadridge said its Distributed Ledger Repo platform currently tokenizes more than $365 billion in assets daily, while its broader infrastructure supports more than $15 trillion in securities transactions per day.
The expanded system will let institutions process tokenized securities, fractionalized assets and crypto-related holdings alongside traditional financial instruments using the same settlement, reconciliation, reporting and compliance workflows, according to the company.
Broadridge said the platform also supports corporate actions, proxy voting and governance processes across both tokenized and traditional assets.
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Tokenized Treasury market continues to expand
Broadridge's move comes as financial institutions and crypto companies continue expanding tokenized investment products and blockchain-based market infrastructure.
Separately on Tuesday, Franklin Templeton and Kraken parent Payward announced they are collaborating on tokenized investment products and institutional digital asset infrastructure.
The companies said they plan to explore launching tokenized yield-focused products and integrating Franklin Templeton’s BENJI tokenized money market funds into Kraken’s platform. Payward said its xStocks tokenized equities framework has processed more than $30 billion in trading volume since launching last year.
Also on Tuesday, Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation unveiled plans to integrate Chainlink infrastructure into a blockchain-based collateral management platform designed to support near real-time settlement and asset movement across financial markets.
Data from RWA.xyz shows tokenized real-world assets distributed on blockchain networks have grown to more than $32 billion, led by tokenized Treasury products, commodities and private credit markets.
Tokenized US Treasury products alone have grown to nearly $16 billion in distributed value, led by offerings from BlackRock, Franklin Templeton and Ondo Finance.
Tokenized US Treasuries. Source: RWA.xyz
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