iSAM Securities Apex has integrated with Match-Prime, allowing brokers using its platform to access the liquidity provider’s multi-asset offering.

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The integration follows a similar development involving Evenox, formerly known as LP Prime, which connected to the Apex bridge to provide liquidity across more than 2,500 instruments, as previously reported by Finance Magnates.

Apex Tools Support Liquidity Provider Comparison

Regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission, Match-Prime provides liquidity across more than 2,000 instruments, including foreign exchange, precious metals, indices, commodities, equities and cryptocurrency contracts for difference.

Its offering combines liquidity from multiple institutional sources with up to 10 levels of market depth and tailored pricing.

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Through Apex’s aggregation and routing tools, brokers can manage order flow across liquidity providers and compare Match-Prime’s pricing and market depth with other sources.

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Vladimiros Spanos, Chief Operating Officer at Match-Prime, said: “We believe this integration is a natural complement to our capabilities, providing brokers with greater flexibility in how they access and manage liquidity.”

Trading Platforms Add New Liquidity Provider Connections

Apex has added other providers to its network this year. CMC Markets connected its institutional pricing to the bridge in June, followed by cryptocurrency venue Crossover Markets, which linked its CROSSx order book, according to iSAM Securities.

Other technology providers have also added liquidity connections. In June, Your Bourse added Advanced Markets to its premium liquidity provider programme at no separate technology charge. In April, MetaQuotes connected Vantage liquidity to its Ultency engine for MetaTrader 5 brokers.