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Finery Markets has been named one of the world's top 300 financial technology companies by CNBC, earning recognition in the digital assets category for its non-custodial crypto ECN and SaaS trading solutions.
The Limassol, Cyprus-based company was included in the prestigious ranking compiled by CNBC in collaboration with market research firm Statista, which highlights startups, scaleups, and established technology players based on rigorous KPI-driven methodology.
Finery Markets earned its place in the digital assets category, which encompasses companies offering platform solutions and tools that streamline the utilisation, development, and oversight of blockchain-based applications and digital assets.
"We're honoured to be included for the first time alongside major digital asset companies, some of whom are our strategic partners," said Konstantin Shulga, Chief Executive and Co-Founder of Finery Markets. "This is a significant milestone for our investors, team, and clients. This year we've achieved record growth, and this nomination further strengthens our brand as we accelerate Finery Markets' global expansion and technological innovation."
To determine the top 300 firms, analysts conducted in-depth research of more than 2,000 fintech companies against general KPIs and sector-specific metrics for each category. The selection process evaluated companies on their innovation, growth potential, and market impact within their respective segments.
Founded in 2019, Finery Markets provides ICT solutions for institutional digital asset trading, offering what it describes as the first hybrid, crypto-native ECN technology that enables trading via order book, request-for-quote, or quote streams.
The company serves over 150 digital asset clients across more than 35 countries, including payment providers, brokers, OTC desks, hedge funds, and custodians. Its infrastructure supports operational resilience for institutional clients, enabling secure and transparent digital asset operations.
Finery Markets' platform aims to enhance capital efficiency, ensure optimal execution, assist in risk management, and simplify settlement processes whilst supporting clients in meeting regulatory requirements.
The CNBC recognition follows previous accolades for the company, including being named one of the top 50 rising stars in the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 competition in 2024.
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