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BTC Broadridge launches DLX: Integrated Digital Asset Infrastructure Platform for Financial Institutions
Broadridge officially launched DLX, a fully integrated digital asset infrastructure platform designed to help financial institutions operate seamlessly between tokenized markets and traditional markets. The platform will be launched on September 9, 2026, connecting on-chain activities and off-chain activities through a single operation layer.
DTCC integration and Canton Network connectivity
During the start-up phase, DLX connects to DTCC (American Depository, Trust and Clearing Corporation) tokenization services through Canton Network. The platform provides financial institutions with an interconnected operating layer, allowing them to conduct business across tokenization and traditional markets, and achieve collaborative operation of on-chain and off-chain activities. Broadridge said it plans to expand a wider range of application scenarios and additional network connections in the future, but specific details have not yet been announced.
The core of DLX is an organization-level orchestration layer that integrates tokenization, smart contract services, transaction and execution workflows, settlement, ledger keeping, custody, wallet infrastructure, as well as connectivity to digital asset markets, payment tracks, compliance providers, custodians, and distribution channels.
DLX supports self-custody, third-party custody, and hybrid custody models, allowing customers to make their own decisions on how to hold and manage assets based on their business strategy, risk framework, and regulatory requirements.
Built based on mature distributed ledger technology
DLX was not built from scratch, but was built on top of Broadridge's existing Distributed Ledger Repo platform. The platform handles more than $350 billion in trading activity daily and supports issuance, trading, settlement, services, custody and governance in areas such as bonds, stocks, funds, private market and money market instruments under a single framework.
DLX adopts a modular, multi-chain architecture to support the full life cycle management of tokenized assets. This allows participants to issue and distribute their own tokens while participating in the token market issued by other parties. This design allows companies to integrate tokenized asset activities into existing operating models without having to manage the complexity of infrastructure along the fragmented chain themselves.
Horacio Barakat, global head of digital innovation at Broadridge, said the company believes tokenization is at the core of the future of capital markets. "DLX provides market participants with a way to accelerate their entry into on-chain operations without sacrificing the control, connectivity and operating models they rely on today."
