Key Takeaways
Broadridge is opening its US wealth-management platform to cryptocurrencies and tokenized assets, announced September 14, with Anchorage Digital and Galaxy Digital as launch partners.
The rollout lets US broker-dealers, registered investment advisers, and wealth managers offer crypto and tokenized securities inside the systems they already run.
Broadridge's technology underpins more than $18 trillion in daily securities trading, putting a core piece of Wall Street plumbing behind tokenization.
Broadridge is bringing crypto and tokenized assets to US wealth-management firms, the company announced on September 14, extending a digital-assets platform it first launched in Canada two years ago.
The platform lets US broker-dealers, registered investment advisers, and wealth managers offer cryptocurrencies and tokenized securities, including equities, funds, and private or alternative investments, through the operating systems they already use. Anchorage Digital will provide institutional custody and settlement, and Galaxy Digital brings market infrastructure and liquidity, as the first partners, according to Broadridge.
The assets run through DLX, Broadridge's tokenization infrastructure, which the company rolled out five days earlier. Integrated wallets support omnibus, segregated, and multi-custodian structures, plus proxy voting for tokenized securities across retail and institutional holders.
The scale is what makes this notable. Broadridge is a NYSE-listed company whose systems process more than $18 trillion in securities trading a day, and its repo platform already tokenizes more than $351 billion daily, Traders Magazine reported. When plumbing that large opens a lane for tokenized assets, it moves the technology from crypto-native venues toward the firms that manage most American retirement and brokerage money.
None of this is new on its own. What's new is who is doing it. The tokenization push has run mostly through crypto-native names, from Nasdaq's $100 million bet on Kraken parent Payward to the fight between AMC and Robinhood over synthetic stock tokens, and now a back-office incumbent most investors have never heard of is wiring the same assets into mainstream wealth management. Worth watching.
People Also Ask
What did Broadridge announce?
On September 14, 2026, Broadridge opened its US wealth-management platform to cryptocurrencies and tokenized assets, with Anchorage Digital and Galaxy Digital as launch partners.
What is Broadridge's DLX platform?
DLX is Broadridge's tokenization infrastructure, which issues and services tokenized securities and now underpins its crypto and tokenized-asset offering for US wealth firms.
Who are Broadridge's crypto partners?
Anchorage Digital provides institutional custody and settlement, and Galaxy Digital provides digital-asset market infrastructure and liquidity as the initial partners.
Why does Broadridge entering crypto matter?
Broadridge's systems process more than $18 trillion in securities trading daily, so its move puts core Wall Street infrastructure behind crypto and tokenized assets.
Sources
PR Newswire, crypto.news, and Traders Magazine.