The Hong Kong prime broker targets institutional clients seeking cross-asset access
The companies claim that platform integration aims to simplify trading across digital and traditional markets
Hong
Kong-based institutional prime broker LTP has partnered with the UK fintech
provider Gold-i to broaden distribution of its cryptocurrency and Forex
liquidity, as institutional investors increasingly demand unified access to
both digital and traditional asset markets.
The
partnership connects LTP's liquidity pools to Gold-i's MatrixNET platform, which
according to both companies, should allow brokers, hedge funds, family offices
and professional traders to access both crypto and FX markets through a single
FIX API connection.
LTP Partners With Gold-i
to Expand Cross-Asset Liquidity Distribution
“LTP
is supporting FX clients as they expand into digital assets, bridging the gap
between traditional and crypto markets,” said Jack Yang, founder and CEO
of LTP. “Gold-i's
connectivity helps facilitate this process, enabling us to provide secure and
scalable access for institutional clients.”
The move
reflects growing institutional appetite for seamless cross-asset trading
infrastructure. Prime brokers are adapting their technology stacks to
accommodate clients who want to trade both digital assets and traditional
instruments without maintaining separate relationships and operational
frameworks.
Earlier this year, LTP also introduced an Over-the-Counter (OTC) pri platform aimed at institutional clients, providing a broader range of services designed to connect traditional finance with the digital asset market.
Technology Platform
Enables Multi-Asset Access
Gold-i's
MatrixNET platform serves as the gateway for LTP's institutional clients,
providing liquidity aggregation and routing capabilities across asset classes.
The system offers consolidated clearing and settlement, reducing operational
complexity for clients managing positions across crypto and FX markets.
Tom Higgins, Founder and CEO of Gold-i
Tom
Higgins, founder and CEO of Gold-i, said the
partnership reflects LTP's “particularly impressive track record in
crypto” and noted that Gold-i will “play a key role in supporting
their growth ambitions in both crypto and FX.”
Higgins noted in an interview with FinanceMagnates.com a year ago that “crypto liquidity and FX liquidity are sort of coming together.”
The
collaboration highlights how crypto-native prime brokers are expanding into
traditional markets while established FX providers add digital asset
capabilities. LTP operates across multiple jurisdictions with licenses in Hong
Kong, the British Virgin Islands, Spain and Australia, positioning itself to
serve global institutional clients.
LTP
provides end-to-end prime services including trade execution, clearing,
settlement, custody and financing across digital assets. The firm has expanded
its offerings to include institutional asset management and regulated OTC block
trading as institutional adoption of crypto markets grows.
Hong
Kong-based institutional prime broker LTP has partnered with the UK fintech
provider Gold-i to broaden distribution of its cryptocurrency and Forex
liquidity, as institutional investors increasingly demand unified access to
both digital and traditional asset markets.
The
partnership connects LTP's liquidity pools to Gold-i's MatrixNET platform, which
according to both companies, should allow brokers, hedge funds, family offices
and professional traders to access both crypto and FX markets through a single
FIX API connection.
LTP Partners With Gold-i
to Expand Cross-Asset Liquidity Distribution
“LTP
is supporting FX clients as they expand into digital assets, bridging the gap
between traditional and crypto markets,” said Jack Yang, founder and CEO
of LTP. “Gold-i's
connectivity helps facilitate this process, enabling us to provide secure and
scalable access for institutional clients.”
The move
reflects growing institutional appetite for seamless cross-asset trading
infrastructure. Prime brokers are adapting their technology stacks to
accommodate clients who want to trade both digital assets and traditional
instruments without maintaining separate relationships and operational
frameworks.
Earlier this year, LTP also introduced an Over-the-Counter (OTC) pri platform aimed at institutional clients, providing a broader range of services designed to connect traditional finance with the digital asset market.
Technology Platform
Enables Multi-Asset Access
Gold-i's
MatrixNET platform serves as the gateway for LTP's institutional clients,
providing liquidity aggregation and routing capabilities across asset classes.
The system offers consolidated clearing and settlement, reducing operational
complexity for clients managing positions across crypto and FX markets.
Tom Higgins, Founder and CEO of Gold-i
Tom
Higgins, founder and CEO of Gold-i, said the
partnership reflects LTP's “particularly impressive track record in
crypto” and noted that Gold-i will “play a key role in supporting
their growth ambitions in both crypto and FX.”
Higgins noted in an interview with FinanceMagnates.com a year ago that “crypto liquidity and FX liquidity are sort of coming together.”
The
collaboration highlights how crypto-native prime brokers are expanding into
traditional markets while established FX providers add digital asset
capabilities. LTP operates across multiple jurisdictions with licenses in Hong
Kong, the British Virgin Islands, Spain and Australia, positioning itself to
serve global institutional clients.
LTP
provides end-to-end prime services including trade execution, clearing,
settlement, custody and financing across digital assets. The firm has expanded
its offerings to include institutional asset management and regulated OTC block
trading as institutional adoption of crypto markets grows.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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