TradingScreen’s MARKTS partners with XTRD

Cryptocurrency order and execution management system MARKTS, which is a subsidiary of TradingScreen, has announced a partnership with XTRD, an orders routing and connectivity provider targeting digital markets, to enable end-users to connect to an additional set of crypto exchanges on the MARKTS platform.

The integration will will expand the platforms connectivity to more than 20 exchanges, expanding the list of extensive venues that are already enabled on the MARKTS platform.

Through this partnership, MARKTS will address the long-standing issue of reliable connectivity to digital assets for the institutional sector and facilitate multi-venue access.

In June Coin Rivet reported on MARKTS partnership with industry-leading options platform Deribit, which enhances the reach of cryptocurrency options to institutional traders.

Alexandre Carteau, Head of MARKTS, said: “In a market where liquidity is fractionated and reliable connectivity is essential, accessing multi-venues is paramount. Alongside our current set of TS connections, XTRD services will provide our clients with choice and key alternative routes to access liquidity.

“We are excited to partner with XTRD which complements our set of institutional-grade connections to various crypto venues.”

Serg Gulko, Co-Founder and CTO at XTRD, added: “We are happy to announce our partnership with MARKTS today to remove the barriers hindering reliable connectivity and access to digital assets for the institutional sector. Through this partnership we will provide institutional-grade solutions for traders of all kinds.”

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