CCData, an FCA-authorised benchmark administrator and provider of digital asset data solutions and settlement indices, has partnered with BMLL Technologies, an independent provider of harmonised level 3 historical data and analytics.
According to a press statement, the partnership provides clients with access to "advanced data and metrics across both traditional and digital asset markets".
The partnership is in response to growing demand for institutionally tailored digital asset data solutions, following the approval of the first spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States.
CCData is a provider of digital asset L1/L2 order book data, while BMLL offers financial market participants, academic institutions and regulators access to granular L3, T+1 order book data and analytics to understand market behaviour.
By combining CCData's digital asset data solutions with the BMLL's order book data and pre and post-trade analytics for ETFs and futures on digital assets, the companies say market participants will benefit from highly accurate crypto and FX data solutions, underpinned by mutual commitment to delivering reliable and accurate data solutions.
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