Broadridge Financial Solutions has launched a digital asset platform for Canadian wealth managers, enabling firms to offer cryptocurrencies and tokenised assets alongside traditional portfolios.
The platform integrates trading, custody and asset servicing into existing systems, addressing industry challenges around managing digital assets through separate infrastructure while supporting both advised and self-directed investment models.
It provides access to cryptocurrencies and tokenised assets including equities, funds and alternatives, with built-in wallets, institutional custody and connectivity to exchanges and asset managers.
Broadridge partnered with Galaxy Digital for wallet infrastructure and Anchorage Digital for multi-custody support, enabling interoperability across providers.
The platform also includes governance and disclosure tools designed to help wealth managers meet regulatory requirements as digital asset adoption expands.
Broadridge said its infrastructure already supports the tokenisation of more than $8 trillion in assets monthly, highlighting its scale in financial systems.
The launch comes amid broader industry moves by firms including SoFi Technologies, Binance and Fidelity Investments to integrate crypto into traditional financial platforms.