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Seed CX Announces Integration with Caspian
Traders Magazine Online News, June 19, 2019
Seed CX, which through its subsidiaries operates a licensed digital asset exchange for institutional investors, today announced a partnership with Caspian, the full-stack crypto trading, portfolio and risk management platform.
The partnership allows the institutional investors that use Caspian’s fully-developed trading and portfolio management system, which includes an OEMS, PMS, and RMS that covers the entire lifecycle of the trade, to more easily access Seed Digital Commodities Market , the industry-leading digital asset exchange operated by Seed CX. Seed CX and Caspian currently have a number of institutional customers in common.
“We’re very excited to partner with Caspian, which is the leading institutional order-execution management system in both digital assets and more traditional markets,” said Seed CX co-founder and CEO Edward Woodford. “This integration brings accessibility to institutional investors using Caspian’s technology to connect to our secure and efficient venue on which to trade digital assets, with robust margin models and strong risk controls.”
Robert Dykes, CEO of Caspian, stated “We are delighted to partner with Seed CX; they are an impressive digital asset exchange aimed at institutional investors. Our two businesses are closely aligned with the common goal of wanting to bring greater institutional participation in the digital asset market and give the clients the tools they require. Our state-of-the-art PMS & OEMS solution and its seamless integration into Seed CX is exactly the kind of addition to the Caspian ecosystem that institutions require.”
Seed CX has built an institutional-grade experience for digital asset trading across technology, operations and compliance, and has posted some of the lowest execution fees of all digital asset execution venues globally.
Through its subsidiaries, Seed CX offers a market for institutional trading and settlement of spot digital assets, and plans to offer a separate market for CFTC-regulated derivatives.
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