Broadridge launches DLX
07 September 2026 US
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Broadridge has launched DLX — a fully integrated, end-to-end tokenisation and digital asset infrastructure platform — in a bid to allow institutions to operate across both tokenised and TradFi markets through an onchain and offchain connected operating layer.
DLX builds on Broadridge’s Distributed Ledger Repo (DLR) capability for collateral mobility and securities financing, and extends the firm’s tokenisation infrastructure into a multi-asset platform for issuance, trading, settlement, custody, governance, and distribution.
According to the firm, DLX supports the full lifecycle of tokenised assets through a modular, multi-chain architecture, which allows participants to distribute their own tokens and partake in markets for tokens issued by other parties.
The offering connects issuers, investors, intermediaries, asset managers, and wealth distribution channels through a common platform, intended to reduce fragmentation across the tokenised asset lifecycle and expand access to new distribution models.
DLX also allows for hybrid, third-party, and self-custody models.
Commenting on the launch, Horacio Barakat, global head of digital innovation at Broadridge, says: “Tokenisation is increasingly becoming the foundation of more programmable, connected, and always-on financial markets.
“DLX gives market participants an accelerated pathway to operating onchain without sacrificing the controls, connectivity, and operating models they rely on today.”
DLX builds on Broadridge’s Distributed Ledger Repo (DLR) capability for collateral mobility and securities financing, and extends the firm’s tokenisation infrastructure into a multi-asset platform for issuance, trading, settlement, custody, governance, and distribution.
According to the firm, DLX supports the full lifecycle of tokenised assets through a modular, multi-chain architecture, which allows participants to distribute their own tokens and partake in markets for tokens issued by other parties.
The offering connects issuers, investors, intermediaries, asset managers, and wealth distribution channels through a common platform, intended to reduce fragmentation across the tokenised asset lifecycle and expand access to new distribution models.
DLX also allows for hybrid, third-party, and self-custody models.
Commenting on the launch, Horacio Barakat, global head of digital innovation at Broadridge, says: “Tokenisation is increasingly becoming the foundation of more programmable, connected, and always-on financial markets.
“DLX gives market participants an accelerated pathway to operating onchain without sacrificing the controls, connectivity, and operating models they rely on today.”
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