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Global provider of FX and crypto trading technology Gold-i, (@Gold-i) has integrated non-validating Hyperliquid node connectivity into its multi-asset liquidity bridge, MatrixNET.
The move is a response to growing institutional demand for access to Hyperliquid's decentralised perpetual futures and spot markets.
The node-based connectivity gives clients access to full order-book depth and faster, more granular real-time market data than is available through Hyperliquid's standard API. It is designed to support the scale and speed required by brokers, prop trading firms and institutional crypto trading businesses.
Hyperliquid is a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain and decentralised exchange built for on-chain trading. By integrating directly with Hyperliquid nodes, Gold-i is enabling MatrixNET clients to incorporate Hyperliquid liquidity and market data into their existing institutional trading infrastructure. The nodes provide dedicated infrastructure to support the differing requirements of FX and CFD brokers, prop trading firms and crypto-native trading businesses.
Tom Higgins, Chief Executive Officer, Gold-i
Tom Higgins, Chief Executive Officer, Gold-i said:
"Demand for Hyperliquid solutions has rocketed over recent months and has escalated even further now that the US has regulated perps. Integrating directly with Hyperliquid's nodes was a significant and complex development, enabling us to deliver a more advanced level of connectivity than is available through the standard API. It provides the performance, depth of market and scalability our clients require to access the Hyperliquid platform for institutional trading.
We believe Gold-i has an unrivalled solution for brokers, prop firms and crypto trading businesses looking to build or expand their Hyperliquid offering. It positions us at the forefront of bringing traditional assets into decentralised market structures which, in my view, is one of the most exciting developments in digital assets."
MatrixNET is used by brokers, fund managers and crypto institutions. It offers a range of routing and aggregation methods, with execution models that can be tailored to the preferences of different client types. According to Gold-i, this allows institutional clients to access deep liquidity pools, achieve better pricing, gain more clients and reduce toxic trading.
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