Broadridge Financial Solutions expanded its digital-assets platform to U.S. broker-dealers, registered investment advisers and wealth managers after launching it in Canada. The service allows cryptocurrencies and tokenized equities, funds and private assets to be held alongside traditional investments within existing books-and-records, trading, custody, servicing, governance and reporting workflows. Anchorage Digital and Galaxy Digital are the first named infrastructure providers, supplying custody, settlement, wallet, liquidity and market infrastructure support. Broadridge said its DLX platform can connect on-chain markets with traditional financial systems, while its Distributed Ledger Repo system tokenizes more than $351 billion in real assets daily. DLR processed $8 trillion in July, averaging $365 billion a day, up 28% from a year earlier. Broadridge did not identify U.S. wealth firms that had adopted the new service.