NYSE expands tokenized stock venue network with four transfer agents
The New York Stock Exchange has expanded the partner network for its planned tokenized stock trading venue to six transfer agents by adding Broadridge, Computershare, Equiniti, and Superstate.
The New York Stock Exchange has broadened its upcoming blockchain-based trading platform by signing agreements with four additional transfer agents: Broadridge, Computershare, Equiniti, and Superstate. The additions bring the venue's transfer agent roster to six, joining existing partners Securitize and tZERO to support issuer-sponsored tokenized securities.[1][2][3][5][7]
According to social media posts and reporting by Crypto Briefing, Broadridge, Computershare, and Equiniti collectively represent close to 5,000 publicly listed companies and serve nearly 99% of the S&P 500. The integration is intended to migrate shareholder records and voting mechanisms onchain, with Broadridge tapped specifically to facilitate blockchain-based shareholder voting to improve operational transparency and efficiency.[1][2][3][4][5][6][8]
The planned NYSE platform aims to offer round-the-clock stock trading, instant trade settlement, and stablecoin-based funding. First announced in January, the venue has not yet launched and remains subject to regulatory approval. Reporter Eleanor Terrett noted that the exchange's tokenization platform is separate from an OKX and ICE Markets tokenized stock initiative operating under the SEC's Innovation Exemption, which has encountered pushback from corporate issuers. Terrett also noted that crypto firm Bullish has agreed to acquire Equiniti.[1][3][7][8]
Key facts
- The NYSE added Broadridge, Computershare, Equiniti, and Superstate as transfer agents for its planned tokenized stock trading venue.
- The four firms join existing partners Securitize and tZERO, expanding the exchange's network of transfer agents to six.
- Broadridge, Computershare, and Equiniti serve close to 5,000 publicly listed companies, covering nearly 99% of the S&P 500.
- Broadridge was selected to bring shareholder voting and records onto blockchain rails.
- The tokenization venue aims to facilitate 24/7 trading, instant settlement, and stablecoin funding.
- The NYSE tokenized platform was announced in January, has not yet launched, and requires regulatory approval.
- Bullish has agreed to acquire transfer agent Equiniti.
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NYSE expands tokenization push with firms serving nearly 99% of S&P 500 NYSE expands its tokenized securities network to six transfer agents, adding Broadridge, Computershare, Equiniti and Superstate to support 24/7 trading. The post NYSE expands tokenization push with firms serving nearly 99% of S&P 500 appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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NYSE tokenized stock plans take shape as four more transfer agents join Broadridge, Computershare, Equiniti and Superstate join the exchange's planned blockchain market, bringing shareholder records and voting services onchain.
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Crypto Briefing@Crypto_BriefingPost on X ·
🏦NEW: The NYSE adds Broadridge, Computershare, Equiniti and Superstate to its tokenized securities network, bringing its total partners to six. The platform aims to enable 24/7 stock trading, instant settlement and stablecoin funding, with partners serving nearly 99% of the S&P 500.
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Solid Intel 📡@solidintel_xPost on X ·
INTEL: NYSE taps Broadridge to bring shareholder voting onto the blockchain for its tokenized stock platform
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DEGEN NEWS@DegenerateNewsPost on X ·
NEW: @NYSE ADDS 4 MORE TRANSFER AGENTS FOR TOKENIZED SECURITIES ON ITS NEW TOKENIZED TRADING VENUE - @Broadridge, @Computershare, @Equiniti AND @SuperstateInc, JOINING @Securitize AND @tZERO BROADRIDGE, COMPUTERSHARE AND EQUINITI SERVE NEARLY 99% OF THE S&P 500 https://t.co/tK5uePLpl4
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The Wolf Of All Streets@scottmelkerPost on X ·
NYSE ADDS BROADRIDGE $BR, COMPUTERSHARE, EQUINITI AND SUPERSTATE AS TRANSFER AGENTS FOR ITS PLANNED TOKENIZED STOCK VENUE BROADRIDGE, COMPUTERSHARE AND EQUINITI SERVE CLOSE TO 5,000 PUBLICLY LISTED COMPANIES, INCLUDING NEARLY 99% OF THE S&P 500 https://t.co/spowJaSPpL
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Eleanor Terrett@EleanorTerrettPost on X ·
🚨NEW: As @okx/@ICE_Markets face issuer pushback over their TSV, @NYSE adds @Broadridge, @Computershare, @Equiniti (which @Bullish has agreed to acquire) and @SuperstateInc to its network of transfer agent partners, supporting issuer-sponsored tokenized securities on its planned tokenization platform, announced in January and not yet launched. They join @Securitize and @tZERO. NYSE’s venue is set to launch following regulatory approval and is a separate initiative from OKXICE’s TSV, which falls under the SEC’s Innovation Exemption.
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NYSE taps Broadridge to enable shareholder voting on blockchain The integration of blockchain in shareholder voting could revolutionize market operations, enhancing transparency and efficiency while awaiting regulatory approval. The post NYSE taps Broadridge to enable shareholder voting on blockchain appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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