Ondo Finance partners with Broadridge for proxy voting on tokenized stocks

Ondo Finance announced a partnership with Broadridge Financial Solutions on April 28, 2026, enabling holders of its tokenized stocks and ETFs to participate in proxy voting. The collaboration also grants access to prospectuses, regulatory filings, and issuer communications for over 250 such assets. This integration uses Broadridge's Web3-enabled platform to bridge traditional finance with blockchain.

Ondo Finance, a platform specializing in tokenizing real-world assets, revealed the partnership with fintech firm Broadridge Financial Solutions (NYSE:BR). Holders of third-party tokenized stocks and ETFs can now engage in corporate governance through proxy voting, alongside reviewing key documents for underlying securities via Broadridge's infrastructure. Matthieu de Vergnes, managing director and global head of institutional at Ondo Finance, stated, “By working with Broadridge, we are enabling holders of our on-chain tokenized stocks to access governance and voting capabilities, with all the additional benefits on-chain tokens provide.” He added that this advances their aim of delivering institutional-quality products on-chain. Doug DeSchutter, president of investor communication solutions at Broadridge, described the move as “a major milestone in the evolution of tokenized equities and ETFs.” He noted that it connects Broadridge's Web3 platform with established market standards, fostering investor protections alongside blockchain's accessibility. Broadridge has incorporated Web3 authentication into its ProxyVote platform, allowing wallet-based sign-ins for voting and corporate actions across traditional and tokenized securities. The company processes tokenization for more than $8 trillion in assets monthly and supports digital asset growth through on-chain governance tools. This partnership aligns tokenized assets with traditional market practices while enabling 24/7 trading.

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DTCC trading floor with holographic tokenized securities, blockchain links, and launch timeline calendar.
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DTCC plans July pilot and October launch for tokenized securities

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The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) will begin limited production trades of tokenized securities in July, aiming for a full platform launch in October. The service targets assets like Russell 1000 stocks, ETFs, and U.S. Treasuries, backed by input from over 50 firms including BlackRock and JPMorgan. DTCC, custodian of $114 trillion in securities, secured SEC no-action relief in December to enable this move.

Nasdaq has announced a partnership with cryptocurrency exchange Kraken to develop and distribute tokenized versions of public stocks. The initiative aims to integrate blockchain technology into traditional markets, allowing investors to trade these digital assets while retaining standard shareholder rights. The platform is set to launch in early 2027, focusing initially on international markets outside the United States.

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In January 2026, the New York Stock Exchange and its parent company Intercontinental Exchange announced plans to develop a tokenized securities platform, marking a shift in traditional finance. This move highlights tokenization's transition from experimental crypto applications to core Wall Street operations. However, experts emphasize that building compliant and liquid on-chain markets remains the key challenge.

Coinbase has rolled out commission-free trading of US-listed stocks and exchange-traded funds to all its American customers, operating 24 hours a day, five days a week. This expansion aims to position the platform as an 'everything exchange' by integrating traditional assets with cryptocurrency services. Users can fund trades using US dollars or the USDC stablecoin and purchase fractional shares starting at $1.

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Crypto infrastructure provider Zerohash filed an application on March 4, 2026, for a national trust bank charter from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), mirroring Morgan Stanley's February filing for its Morgan Stanley Digital Trust subsidiary. The move bolsters partnerships for institutional crypto services amid a surge in similar applications from crypto firms.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has extended its review period for exchange-traded funds tied to prediction markets. These ETFs from Roundhill, Bitwise, and GraniteShares track odds on political races and economic indicators. The agency is seeking further clarity on their structure and disclosures.

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Belgium's KBC Bank has launched crypto trading services through a partnership with Swiss firm Crypto Finance. The services integrate with KBC's online platform Bolero, offering regulated access to digital assets for retail investors. This move expands KBC's financial offerings to its 13 million clients.

 

 

 

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