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Regulated digital prime broker GCEX has launched an Open API, enabling institutional and professional clients to access their balances, trades and positions in real-time.
The development comes as financial institutions increasingly seek automated solutions for portfolio management and regulatory reporting requirements. The API allows direct integration with GCEX's back office systems, potentially reducing manual processes.

Lars Holst, CEO, GCEX
Lars Holst, CEO of GCEX, said: "Clients have been requesting this level of accessibility, and we are excited to deliver an scalable solution that not only meets their needs but exceeds their expectations. The GCEX Open API offers greater transparency, empowering clients to make more informed trading and portfolio decisions and respond on a timely basis to regulatory requirements. By providing instant access to key data through our Open API, we are making it easier for our clients to optimise their trading operations and reporting capabilities. This latest development from GCEX is another example of our commitment to client satisfaction and highlights our continual investment in our offering."
The API forms part of GCEX's XplorDigital suite of solutions for institutional clients. Founded in 2018, GCEX holds regulatory permissions from the UK Financial Conduct Authority and Danish FSA, alongside a Virtual Asset Service Provider licence from Dubai's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA).
The firm maintains offices globally and counts True Global Ventures among its investors.
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