Broadridge Distributed Ledger Repo Hits $7.6 Trillion in October
Broadridge's DLR platform processed $7.6 trillion in October 2026, with daily average volume reaching $345 billion as institutional tokenization gains momentum.
Broadridge Financial Solutions reported Tuesday that its Distributed Ledger Repo platform processed a total of $7.6 trillion in transactions during October 2026, marking a significant milestone for blockchain-based institutional finance infrastructure.
The New York-based fintech firm said average daily volume for the month reached $345 billion, reflecting sustained and growing demand among institutional counterparties for distributed ledger-powered repurchase agreement settlement.
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The figures underscore a broader shift in wholesale financial markets toward tokenized infrastructure, with major institutions increasingly turning to blockchain rails to streamline short-term borrowing and collateral management. Broadridge's DLR platform sits at the center of that transition, offering participants faster settlement and greater operational transparency compared with legacy repo systems.
Broadridge, listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker BR, has positioned its distributed ledger repo offering as a cornerstone of its broader push into institutional tokenization. The October volume data suggests that adoption is accelerating well beyond early-stage pilots and into routine, high-volume institutional use.
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