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cBridge, Spotware's standalone fixed price liquidity bridge, has partnered with LMAX Group, the global cross-asset marketplace for FX and digital assets. Under the partnership, LMAX delivers institutional perpetual futures liquidity, while cBridge provides the broker infrastructure to bring it to market.
Interest in perpetuals is rising among digital asset traders, prompting brokers to broaden their product portfolios and meet changing client expectations. LMAX provides institutional perpetual futures liquidity across more than 20 markets, with 24/7 trading, access to 100:1 leverage and funding every eight hours. Brokers can connect the perpetuals liquidity to MT4, MT5 or their own trading infrastructure via FIX API. Contracts are settled in fiat, with collateral accepted in fiat currencies or stablecoins.
cBridge puts this liquidity to work by managing price aggregation, order routing, execution, exposure monitoring and reporting from one environment. Its platform-agnostic infrastructure supports connectivity to all major trading platforms, while fixed monthly pricing keeps bridge costs independent of trading volume. Together, this allows brokers to add perpetual futures without rebuilding their existing infrastructure.
Alexis Droussiotis, Co-General Manager, cBridge commented:
"Perpetual futures are in growing demand, so we have partnered with LMAX Group to give brokers a way to offer them. Through cBridge and LMAX, brokers can add perpetuals to their product range using the infrastructure they already have. For brokers, it means a new product to offer and a simple way to meet client demand."
"Providing connectivity through cBridge broadens institutional access to our growing cross-asset product suite, including digital asset and gold perpetual futures, while delivering a more seamless trading experience. This collaboration reflects our commitment to providing resilient, high-performance infrastructure and deep liquidity that empowers clients to trade efficiently across markets and at scale." Jenna Wright, Managing Director of Digital Assets, LMAX Group
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