Archax enhances OTC trading desk by joining the Talos network

Rick Steves

“Our collaboration with Talos represents yet another step forward in our mission to empower institutional investors with seamless access to all types of digital assets – from unregulated cryptocurrencies to regulated tokenised real-world assets. By partnering with Talos, we’re set to offer unparalleled liquidity, reliability, and robustness to the global institutional trading community.”

UK FCA-registered digital asset exchange, broker, and custodian Archax has announced a partnership with Talos, the institutional crypto trading platform.

Archax will leverage the Talos platform to unlock access to a diverse array of crypto liquidity providers and venues in order to fortify Archax’s burgeoning OTC trading desk.

Talos, on the other hand, will enhance its institutional trading network by integrating Archax’s exchange and custody services into its premium offerings. This will include a spectrum of regulated digital assets, like tokenized money market funds and crypto capital protect notes.

From unregulated cryptocurrencies to regulated tokenised real-world assets

Graham Rodford, CEO and co-founder of Archax, said: “Our collaboration with Talos represents yet another step forward in our mission to empower institutional investors with seamless access to all types of digital assets – from unregulated cryptocurrencies to regulated tokenised real-world assets. By partnering with Talos, we’re set to offer unparalleled liquidity, reliability, and robustness to the global institutional trading community.”

Anton Katz, CEO and Co-Founder of Talos, added: “We are thrilled to join forces with Archax in our shared commitment to drive institutional adoption of digital assets. By integrating Archax’s exchange and custody services into the Talos platform, we are providing our institutional clients with access to digital assets solutions that meet rigorous standards for security and regulation.”

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