Broadridge to Provide On-Chain Voting Services for NYSE’s Tokenized Securities Platform
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Broadridge announced plans to provide on-chain shareholder governance and digital transfer agent services for the New York Stock Exchange's tokenized securities platform, which is slated to launch pending regulatory approval. Under the arrangement, NYSE will use Broadridge's governance smart contracts to link tokenized securities with meeting agendas, voting rules, and verifiable outcomes, while supporting proxy voting material distribution and wallet authentication tied to voting eligibility. Investors will be able to participate in on-chain governance through supported wallets, brokerage interfaces, or Broadridge's ProxyVote platform. Broadridge said its digital transfer agent service will enable NYSE-listed issuers to tokenize their shares for trading on the platform. The move marks a significant step in bringing traditional equity infrastructure on-chain, extending proxy voting—one of Broadridge's core businesses—into tokenized markets. Watch for the SEC's regulatory review timeline and which NYSE-listed issuers adopt tokenization first.
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