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FX technology provider Integral has launched a fully integrated solution providing its clients with immediate access to CME Group's EBS Market and FX Spot+ marketplaces directly from the technology provider's existing trading interfaces.
The collaboration enables trading across FX spot, non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) and precious metals liquidity through Integral's platform with no technology investment or additional fees required. The integration supports both passive and aggressive order submission via trader GUIs, APIs, pre-built algorithmic trading models and risk warehouses.
Zero-cost access to primary liquidity
The enhanced platform allows Integral's clients to execute trades on CME Group's established EBS Market and the newly launched FX Spot+ marketplace using their existing workflows. This provides access to what CME Group describes as one of the most liquid FX trading venues globally.

Paul Houston, Global Head of FX Products, CME Group
Paul Houston, Global Head of FX Products at CME Group, commented: "The volatility experienced so far in 2025 has served as an important reminder of the critical role that EBS Market plays in the FX markets, providing firm, anonymous liquidity and no last look pricing. We are pleased that, through Integral's trading interfaces, their clients will now be able to access our spot, NDF and precious metals liquidity, in addition to our recently launched FX Spot+ marketplace."
Platform integration benefits
The integration is designed to lower trading costs for Integral's institutional clients whilst maintaining their established trading workflows. The solution requires no additional technology investment from users, who can access the CME Group venues at the click of a button.

Harpal Sandhu, CEO, Integral
Harpal Sandhu, CEO of Integral, also commented: "The integration with CME Group will lower the cost of trading for Integral's clients, while providing them with low cost access to one of the most liquid FX trading venues globally. Every institution can now directly access primary FX liquidity from their existing workflows at the click of the button. Our comprehensive front-to-back SaaS FX solution is trusted by over 200 of the world's most influential companies, and this collaboration is testament to our ongoing commitment to offering the most sophisticated, optimised FX trading technology."
CME Group's EBS Market provides anonymous, firm liquidity with no last look pricing, whilst the FX Spot+ marketplace represents the group's newest offering in the spot FX space.
Integral's platform serves over 200 institutional clients globally through its software-as-a-service model, providing front-to-back FX trading solutions across multiple asset classes in the foreign exchange market.
We are the leading currency technology provider to hundreds of financial institutions around the world, including banks, brokers and cross-border payment companies.
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