Broadridge Financial Solutions said its Distributed Ledger Repo platform handled an average of $365 billion in daily repo transactions in July 2026, with total monthly volume of $8.0 trillion. The company said the daily average rose 28% year over year, which it framed as evidence that tokenized market infrastructure is gaining traction in institutional funding and collateral markets. Broadridge said DLR lets firms settle repo transactions on distributed ledger technology while staying within existing trading and post-trade systems, supporting real-time financing and the movement of tokenized collateral between counterparties. July extended a run of monthly volumes above $7 trillion, following $7.3 trillion in January, nearly $8 trillion in March, about $8 trillion in April, $7.2 trillion in May and $7.5 trillion in June, with average daily activity generally holding above $350 billion. Broadridge also said in July that DLR market data had become available to Bloomberg Terminal subscribers, while the company continues expanding blockchain-based infrastructure into tokenized securities, shareholder voting and digital asset post-trade services. Horacio Barakat, global head of digital innovation at Broadridge, said tokenization is becoming part of how institutions manage liquidity and collateral and that DLR shows distributed ledger infrastructure can support core financing activity at institutional scale.