Broadridge's blockchain repo platform hit $8 trillion in July volume, up 28% year over year. The milestone shows tokenized settlement is handling institutional-scale activity in core funding markets.
Alpha Score of 46 reflects weak overall profile with poor momentum, weak value, strong quality, strong sentiment.
Broadridge Financial Solutions (BR) said its blockchain-based repo platform processed $8 trillion in repurchase agreements during July 2026, up 28% from a year earlier. The daily average came to $365 billion.
Repos are short-term loans where banks and asset managers borrow cash against high-quality securities. Broadridge's Distributed Ledger Repo platform settles those trades on a blockchain while letting firms keep their existing trading and post-trade systems. The platform tokenizes the collateral, letting assets move between counterparties nearly instantly.
Horacio Barakat, Broadridge's global head of digital innovation, said tokenization is becoming embedded in how firms handle liquidity and collateral. The platform, he said, is proving distributed ledger infrastructure can deliver the volume and reliability core financing markets demand.
The July figure is not a one-off. Earlier months in 2026 showed totals frequently near or above $7 trillion, Barakat said.
Broadridge's broader digital strategy includes on-chain proxy voting, digital custody, wallet services and multi-asset tokenization. The company's Alpha Score is 46 out of 100, with a Mixed label, according to AlphaScala's BR stock page.
The platform sits alongside traditional infrastructure rather than replacing it, which lowers adoption barriers and lets firms expand use cases gradually, including intraday financing and more complex collateral mobility.
Continued growth depends on broader participation, additional asset classes and deeper integration with existing market utilities, Barakat said.
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