Broadridge Launches Dlx Digital Asset Infrastructure Platform for Tokenized Markets
π Broadridge launches DLX, a fully integrated end-to-end platform enabling financial institutions to operate across tokenized and traditional markets through a connected operating layer.
π° The new platform builds on the Distributed Ledger Repo (DLR) capability, which currently processes more than $350 billion in daily activity across thousands of transactions.
π DLX connects to the DTCC Tokenization Service via Canton and other networks, supporting multi-chain enablement for bonds, equities, funds, and private markets.
βοΈ The platform features a programmable smart contract composer and 24/7 transaction capabilities to support issuance, trading, settlement, servicing, custody, and governance.
π¦ DLX allows issuers, banks, asset managers, and institutional investors to tokenize financial instruments and automate lifecycle processes within a single consistent framework.
π‘οΈ Broadridge's governance platform ensures investors receive the same rights and protections regardless of how tokenized securities are structured or owned across different models.
- Broadridge launches DLX, a scalable institutional orchestration layer that unifies tokenization, trading, settlement, and custody workflows to reduce fragmentation in digital asset markets.
- The platform leverages proven at-scale technology from the Distributed Ledger Repo (DLR), which already supports high-value institutional market activity with over $350 billion in daily processing.
- DLX enables financial institutions to integrate on-chain activities into existing operating models without managing complex fragmented infrastructure, supporting self-custody, third-party custody, and hybrid models.