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Trading venue operator 24X Bermuda Holdings LLC has postponed the launch of its US equity marketplace, 24X National Exchange, until 14 October 2025.
The Exchange had originally been scheduled to go live at the end of September. The two-week delay will allow time for regulatory approval and onboarding of additional broker-dealer firms, which the company said would strengthen liquidity at launch.
Chief Executive and Founder of 24X National Exchange, Dmitri Galinov, said:
"We're pleased that additional broker-dealer institutions have recently initiated the [regulatory approval] process of becoming members of 24X National Exchange. Providing this extra time will enable us to welcome these significant market participants as active members of the Exchange when we launch on October 14th."
On launch, the Exchange will offer live trading of US equities between 4:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time on weekdays.
24X Bermuda Holdings LLC is the parent company of two primary subsidiaries: 24X Bermuda Limited, which provides foreign exchange services, and 24X National Exchange LLC, the first national securities exchange approved by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to operate 23 hours per weekday.
The company is privately held and positions its mission as enabling cost-effective trades across multiple asset classes around the clock, while offering tailored workflows for different markets. Retail and institutional investors worldwide will be able to trade US equities on the Exchange via approved broker-dealer members.
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