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Market leading digital brokerage GCEX (GCEX Group), has joined forces with DV Chain a prominent crypto liquidity and market-making service provider. This strategic partnership aims to enhance GCEX's crypto liquidity offering for brokers, funds, and professional traders, providing tighter spreads and reduced execution costs.
Under this collaboration, GCEX will offer improved brokerage services for spot cryptocurrency transactions, leveraging DV Chain's exceptional crypto liquidity. Institutional clients can access this deep liquidity 24/7 through GCEX's crypto-native platform, XplorSpot, or via API, facilitating the broader adoption of digital assets.
Michael Aagaard, Managing Director at GCEX, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “Partnering with DV Chain, a globally recognized crypto market maker, allows us to expand our digital asset liquidity offering. As institutional demand for deep crypto liquidity continues to surge, this collaboration solidifies GCEX's position as a leading regulated brokerage, delivering superior global crypto CFDs liquidity.”
Michael Rabkin, Global Head of Business Development at DV Chain, added, “We are delighted to collaborate with GCEX to enhance liquidity for their institutional clients. By combining our advanced crypto liquidity solutions with GCEX's expertise, we can provide tighter spreads and reduced execution costs to a wider audience. Together, we are committed to supporting the growing demand for efficient and reliable digital asset trading.”
GCEX Group enables institutional and professional clients to access deep liquidity in digital asset and FX CFDs, as well as spot trading and conversion of digital assets. The company's XplorDigital suite offers comprehensive Forex brokerage and crypto-native technology solutions, including plug-and-play options like 'Crypto in a Box' and 'Broker in a Box'. These technology-agnostic platforms address regulatory compliance, custody, staking, fund safety, liquidity, connectivity to major price makers, advanced risk management, and innovative technology partnerships.
Based in London with a global presence, GCEX is regulated by the UK's FCA, registered with the Danish FSA as a VASP and currency exchange, and holds a Virtual Asset Service Provider license from the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority. True Global Ventures is an investor in GCEX.
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