Ondo Finance has added proxy voting for tokenized equities, enabling holders of its roughly $700 million in stock and ETF tokens to review company filings and submit voting preferences through Broadridge’s ProxyVote system. Source
The feature is available for holders of more than 250 tokenized securities on Ondo’s Global Markets platform, and the tokenized equities category has grown to more than $1.1 billion in value locked, tripling in size over the past year per Source.
Ondo Finance’s proxy voting feature operates through Broadridge’s ProxyVote system, enabling holders of tokenized securities to review company filings and submit voting preferences. Source
The integration covers more than 250 tokenized securities listed on Ondo’s Global Markets platform. Source
Broadridge aims to support both digital and conventional assets within the same workflows. Source
Investors access the proxy voting workflow by logging into Ondo’s platform with crypto wallets, after which they can access company filings, documents and governance tools typically available only to brokerage accounts. Source
Once logged in, token holders can submit their voting preferences through the Broadridge-integrated system. Source
Ondo is the largest issuer in the tokenized equities sector, with more than $700 million in stock and ETF tokens on its Global Markets platform offered to non-U.S. investors. Source
Tokens on Ondo’s platform remain separate from the underlying shares and do not grant direct shareholder rights. Source
Matthieu de Vergnes said the initiative aligns with Ondo’s vision to make traditional financial assets more accessible, noting that investors can retain the benefits of onchain tokens—such as free transferability and compatibility with DeFi—while also obtaining the governance associated with the underlying securities.
Danielle Gurrieri stated that providing investors with the same level of auditability, transparency and compliance will help make the tokenized world more scalable and give a higher level of trust to end investors.
Both statements were presented as expert remarks on the significance of Ondo’s proxy voting integration for tokenized securities.
