GCEX, a digital prime brokerage offering foreign exchange and crypto services to institutional clients, is now offering a greater choice of regulated custodians through its new partnership with Komainu, a joint venture between Nomura and digital assets companies CoinShares and Ledger.
GCEX, a digital prime brokerage offering foreign exchange (FX) and crypto services to institutional clients, is now offering a greater choice of regulated custodians through its new partnership with Komainu, a joint venture between Nomura and digital assets companies CoinShares and Ledger.
Komainu will help GCEX expand its current support for 5,700 tokens running across 34 native blockchains.
GCEX allows industry professionals, including institutional traders, hedge funds and brokers, to access deep liquidity in the cryptocurrency markets. Additionally, it offers technology solutions such as 'Crypto in a BoX', a modular plug-and-play trading tool that combines fund security, regulation, custody, technology and tier 1 liquidity.
Partnering with Komainu will help GCEX ensure that assets owned by the company and its clients are fully segregated and provide civets with access to a wider range of regulated custodians.
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