The fintech company stated that October’s total marked a 13 percent rise from September’s $339 billion, reflecting accelerating adoption of tokenised settlement solutions in institutional markets.
Broadridge believes its DLR system, the largest institutional platform for settling tokenised real assets, demonstrates growing industry confidence in distributed ledger technology.
The platform is said to support real-time settlement of repurchase agreements, enhancing liquidity and operational efficiency across the capital markets.
According to Broadridge’s latest white paper, more than 80 percent of early adopters cited tokenisation’s potential to improve transparency and deepen investor engagement.
Broadridge described tokenisation as a “transformative force” reshaping market structure and remarked that it is committed to supporting digital asset trading across its global platforms.
The company added that it continues to invest in technologies that underpin a “digital-first financial ecosystem,” positioning itself as a leader in tokenised trading infrastructure as institutional adoption expands.
