Broadridge Brings Crypto and Tokenized Assets to U.S. Wealth Firms

The platform allows broker-dealers and registered investment advisers to manage tokenized equities, funds, and private assets alongside traditional holdings. By connecting to existing infrastructure, firms can maintain standard workflows for tax reporting, client statements, and regulatory compliance. According to Tom Carey, Broadridge’s global head of product and technology, this move reflects a shift as digital assets move from the margins into standard wealth management portfolios.

Infrastructure and Market Integration

Anchorage Digital provides institutional custody and settlement, while Galaxy delivers liquidity and market infrastructure. The architecture supports both segregated and omnibus wallet structures, offering firms flexibility in how they handle assets. This U.S. rollout follows a similar launch in Canada earlier this year and leverages the company's existing Distributed Ledger Repo system, which processes more than $351 billion in tokenized real assets daily. The new service utilizes the firm’s DLX infrastructure, which is designed to bridge traditional finance with on-chain markets through programmable smart-contract tools and 24/7 transaction capabilities.