UK-based fintech company Gold-i and crypto liquidity provider Cypator have announced a new partnership aimed at improving cryptocurrency liquidity access for retail brokers. The collaboration integrates Cypator’s crypto liquidity pools with Gold-i’s MatrixNET liquidity management platform.

Gold-i and Cypator Join Forces to Boost Crypto Liquidity for Retail Brokers

This integration is designed to provide retail brokers using Gold-i’s MatrixNET with access to Cypator’s cryptocurrency liquidity and execution services. The partnership aims to address challenges in the crypto trading market, such as liquidity depth and execution speed for retail clients.

According to the companies, the integration will allow brokers to offer their clients access to a wider range of cryptocurrencies. It may also lead to more competitive pricing and tighter spreads, though the exact impact remains to be seen as the integration rolls out.

Tom Higgins, CEO, Gold-i

“This partnership underscores our commitment to providing innovative solutions that meet the evolving needs of the crypto trading community,” Tom Higgins, CEO of Gold-i, commented. “By integrating Cypator’s liquidity into our MatrixNET liquidity management platform, we are providing an even more compelling offering for clients wishing to access the crypto markets.”

The collaboration is expected to provide several potential benefits, including increased market depth, access to Cypator’s network of market makers, and the ability to leverage Gold-i’s existing technology infrastructure.

According to the announcement, the collaboration is aimed at facilitating integration between the two platforms. The companies state this is intended to minimize disruptions to clients’ existing operations.

“Partnering with Gold-i aligns perfectly with our mission to enhance trading efficiency and access to the cryptocurrency market,” said Ayal Jedekin, CEO at Cypator. “This collaboration enables us to deliver even greater value to our clients.”

Recent Developments at Gold-i

Finance Magnates reported in April that Chris James, the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Gold-i, has departed from the company after a six-year tenure. During his time, James was in charge of various crucial departments including client support, operations and onboarding, software development, and quality assurance.

Meanwhile, Gold-i, known for providing MetaTrader tools and liquidity management solutions, has introduced its Swap Free plug-in. This new tool in their product lineup enables brokers to offer trading accounts that do not generate interest payments.

At the end of last year, Gold-i and Finalto forged a partnership. Through this collaboration, Finalto has integrated Gold-i’s liquidity management platform, MatrixNET, directly into its trading and account management system, ClearVision. This integration offers Finalto’s broker clients enhanced options for aggregating or distributing FX and crypto liquidity.

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