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On Monday, Ondo Finance plugged 250+ tokenized stocks into Broadridge’s ProxyVote system. Apple, Microsoft, Tesla, all of them. [PRESS RELEASE]

Here’s what nobody is saying out loud. Until this week, every tokenized stock on the market was a price tracker dressed up as equity. Robinhood’s tokens, for example, give you no vote. Now Ondo gives you the actual shareholder rights, on rails owned by a 60-year-old proxy services company.

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What happened

On April 28, 2026, Ondo Finance integrated Broadridge’s new Web3-enabled ProxyVote platform across its tokenized stock and ETF catalog. Token holders now log in with a crypto wallet, receive prospectuses and issuer communications, and submit proxy votes that flow back into Broadridge’s traditional aggregation pipeline. [RELEASE]

Ondo Global Markets attributes votes from token holders to specific underlying securities. Broadridge bundles those preferences alongside conventional brokerage votes, provided Ondo Global Markets consents.

Zooming in: This is the second deployment of Broadridge’s on-chain governance stack. The first, announced earlier in April, is Galaxy Digital (NASDAQ: GLXY) using the same rails for its May 2026 annual meeting, the first U.S. public company to run a shareholder vote on a public blockchain. Broadridge built the platform on a dedicated Avalanche Layer-1, with vote records distributed across multiple chains. [RELEASE]