Broadridge Distributed Ledger Platform Processes $7.6 Trillion in October

Broadridge Financial Solutions announced that its Distributed Ledger Repo (DLR) platform processed a total of $7.6 trillion in transaction volume during the month of October 2026. The platform, which utilizes blockchain technology to manage repurchase agreements, reported an average daily volume of $345 billion.

The DLR platform is designed to automate the lifecycle of repo transactions, aiming to reduce settlement times and operational costs for institutional clients. By tokenizing assets on a shared ledger, the system facilitates real-time clearing and settlement, a departure from traditional legacy settlement processes in the financial sector.

The increase in volume reflects a broader trend of institutional adoption of distributed ledger technology in back-office financial infrastructure. As market participants seek to optimize liquidity management and reduce counterparty risk, Broadridge continues to expand the integration of its blockchain-based repo services across global capital markets.