The integration enables GCEX clients in Denmark and Dubai to access over 2,000 liquidity partners.
Last week, the company also launched open API, giving real-time access to trading data.
Lars Holst, CEO & Founder, GCEX
GCEX, a
regulated digital prime brokerage firm, announced today (Tuesday) its
integration with Fireblocks' enterprise platform, expanding its institutional
cryptocurrency trading capabilities. The move comes as traditional financial
institutions increasingly seek secure gateways into digital asset markets.
GCEX Enhances
Institutional Crypto Trading with Fireblocks Integration
Fireblocks'
Policy Engine is a governance and compliance tool designed specifically for
institutional crypto operations, offering transaction control, multi-level
authorization and pre-set risk parameters.
Lars Holst, CEO and Founder, GCEX (Source: Dukascopy TV)
"By
integrating Fireblocks' world-leading technology, GCEX is reinforcing our
commitment to providing institutional clients with a streamlined trading
experience," said Lars Holst, CEO at GCEX. He emphasized the importance of
security and efficiency in the digital asset trading environment.
“As
institutional adoption of digital securities accelerates and we continue to
scale, Fireblocks' multi-layer security protocols, regulatory toolkit and
streamlined processes will support GCEX’s operations, underpinning our focus on
ease of trading and asset protection,” added Holst.
GCEX Debuts Open API
GCEX Group has also introduced an Open API solution, offering institutional clients programmatic access to trading data and portfolio insights. This new interface allows direct connectivity to GCEX's back-office systems, enabling real-time access to balances, positions, and trade data. The update is designed to improve operational efficiency by automating processes and integrating regulatory reporting features.
“Clients have been requesting this level of accessibility, and we are excited to deliver a scalable solution that not only meets their needs but exceeds their expectations,” said Holst.
This development comes after GCEX strengthened its partnership with institutional custodian Hex Trust. Two months earlier, the firms introduced the “Secured Accounts” service, designed to enhance the protection of institutional digital assets in the EU and UK markets.
GCEX,
registered with the Danish FSA and licensed by Dubai's VARA as a Virtual Asset
Service Provider, operates its XplorDigital suite of services. The platform
includes "Crypto in a Box" and "Broker in a Box" solutions,
which offer technology infrastructure for institutional clients' digital asset
operations.
GCEX, a
regulated digital prime brokerage firm, announced today (Tuesday) its
integration with Fireblocks' enterprise platform, expanding its institutional
cryptocurrency trading capabilities. The move comes as traditional financial
institutions increasingly seek secure gateways into digital asset markets.
GCEX Enhances
Institutional Crypto Trading with Fireblocks Integration
Fireblocks'
Policy Engine is a governance and compliance tool designed specifically for
institutional crypto operations, offering transaction control, multi-level
authorization and pre-set risk parameters.
Lars Holst, CEO and Founder, GCEX (Source: Dukascopy TV)
"By
integrating Fireblocks' world-leading technology, GCEX is reinforcing our
commitment to providing institutional clients with a streamlined trading
experience," said Lars Holst, CEO at GCEX. He emphasized the importance of
security and efficiency in the digital asset trading environment.
“As
institutional adoption of digital securities accelerates and we continue to
scale, Fireblocks' multi-layer security protocols, regulatory toolkit and
streamlined processes will support GCEX’s operations, underpinning our focus on
ease of trading and asset protection,” added Holst.
GCEX Debuts Open API
GCEX Group has also introduced an Open API solution, offering institutional clients programmatic access to trading data and portfolio insights. This new interface allows direct connectivity to GCEX's back-office systems, enabling real-time access to balances, positions, and trade data. The update is designed to improve operational efficiency by automating processes and integrating regulatory reporting features.
“Clients have been requesting this level of accessibility, and we are excited to deliver a scalable solution that not only meets their needs but exceeds their expectations,” said Holst.
This development comes after GCEX strengthened its partnership with institutional custodian Hex Trust. Two months earlier, the firms introduced the “Secured Accounts” service, designed to enhance the protection of institutional digital assets in the EU and UK markets.
GCEX,
registered with the Danish FSA and licensed by Dubai's VARA as a Virtual Asset
Service Provider, operates its XplorDigital suite of services. The platform
includes "Crypto in a Box" and "Broker in a Box" solutions,
which offer technology infrastructure for institutional clients' digital asset
operations.
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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