Broadridge launched DLX on Sept. 9, 2026, as a digital-asset infrastructure platform for financial institutions operating across tokenized and traditional markets. DLX provides a single operating layer for onchain and offchain workflows spanning issuance, trading, settlement, servicing, custody, governance and distribution. The platform connects to the DTCC Tokenization Service through Canton and other networks at launch, while broader use cases remain forthcoming. DLX builds on Broadridge’s Distributed Ledger Repo business, which the company says processes more than $350 billion in daily activity across thousands of transactions. Its modular, multi-chain design supports self-custody, third-party custody and hybrid arrangements, and is intended to cover bonds, equities, funds, private-market assets and money-market instruments. Broadridge has not disclosed launch customers, pricing or a timetable for the broader functionality.