Bloomberg Terminal subscribers now have access to aggregated market data from Broadridge’s Distributed Ledger Repo (DLR), one of the world’s largest blockchain-native institutional financial applications.

Kaiko today announced that market data from Broadridge’s Distributed Ledger Repo (DLR) is now accessible to Bloomberg Terminal subscribers. The DLR platform processes over $7.5 trillion in monthly repo volume, or $357 billion on average per day as of June 2026, recorded 457% year-over-year growth in early 2026, and is one of the largest institutional blockchain-native financial applications in operation.
The data is delivered through Kaiko’s Data Off-Ramp infrastructure, purpose-built to bring onchain financial data into traditional workflows.

DLR has scaled to the world’s largest institutional platform for settling tokenized real assets. Its availability on the Bloomberg Terminal marks a significant milestone in the maturation of onchain fixed income infrastructure, bringing DLR activity into the same data workflows institutional investors use for traditional markets.

Bloomberg Terminal subscribers can now monitor daily DLR repo par value, turnover, and trade count alongside their existing market data. The dataset reflects end-of-day and historical activity sourced directly from Broadridge’s DLR platform, delivered through Kaiko’s Data Off-Ramp infrastructure, consistent with the high-quality data they expect from Bloomberg.

“Traditional finance is moving onchain, and our customers want to understand that transition – in near real time. They increasingly want visibility into the adoption and activity behind onchain markets – and they want it in the context of everything else they’re already tracking. Bringing onchain data into familiar Bloomberg workflows – including Charting and ASKB, the Bloomberg Terminal’s new conversational AI interface, means our clients can monitor this structural shift without changing the way they work,” said Emilie Gallagher, Global Head of Financials and Industry Product at Bloomberg.

“Making DLR data available on the Bloomberg Terminal brings onchain repo activity further into the institutional mainstream,” said Horacio Barakat, Global Head of Digital Innovation at Broadridge. “As tokenized finance continues to scale, transparency, trusted data access, and interoperability with established market solutions will be critical to accelerating adoption.”

“Broadridge has built something unprecedented: institutional-scale financial infrastructure running natively on a blockchain. Getting DLR data in front of Bloomberg Terminal subscribers is about bringing onchain markets into the workflows where institutional decision-making happens. We’re proud to be the infrastructure that makes that connection possible,” said Ambre Soubiran, CEO of Kaiko.

Kaiko’s Data Off-Ramp enables onchain data producers to distribute their data through enterprise-grade, off-chain channels. It provides IP protection, data segregation, and access controls designed for institutional data licensing, and operates under SOC 2 Type II certification. This go-live builds on the Bloomberg-Kaiko collaboration announced in March 2026, which also works in reverse: bringing Bloomberg Data License offerings onchain via Kaiko’s Data On-Ramp on the Canton Network.

Availability

Broadridge DLR repo data is available now on Bloomberg Terminal for entitled subscribers. Bloomberg Terminal ticker: BDLRTRDC index. For more information on data coverage, visit kaiko.com/data-infrastructure/broadridge.

About Kaiko

Kaiko provides regulated data services for onchain finance. Founded in 2014, the company delivers institutional-grade digital asset market data, analytics, indices, and data infrastructure for tokenized and traditional markets. Its clients include banks, asset managers, exchanges, and leading financial institutions worldwide. Kaiko’s data and infrastructure support trading, valuation, risk management, tokenized assets, and onchain applications, connecting traditional and blockchain-based markets.