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Digital asset prime broker LTP has extended its institutional liquidity services into traditional foreign exchange and CFD markets, creating a unified platform that bridges cryptocurrency and established financial venues.
The Hong Kong-based firm is leveraging partnerships with bridge providers oneZero and Gold-i to distribute liquidity across multiple asset classes, allowing institutional clients to access centralised and decentralised exchanges, OTC venues, and traditional markets through a single connection.
LTP is a global institutional prime broker operating across multiple jurisdictions with regulatory licences including Hong Kong SFC authorisation for Type 1, 2, 4, 5, and 9 activities, and BVI FSC licensing for investment management services. The company also maintains registrations in Spain, Australia, and other key markets for virtual asset service provider activities.
The expansion addresses growing demand from institutional clients seeking to diversify across both traditional and digital asset markets without managing multiple prime brokerage relationships. The service offers unified clearing and settlement, consolidated risk reporting, and access to aggregated liquidity pools.
Jack Yang, Founder and CEO of LTP
Jack Yang, Founder and CEO of LTP, positioned the move as a response to client demand for cross-asset trading capabilities as traditional finance firms increasingly explore digital asset exposure.
"LTP is supporting FX clients as they expand into digital assets, bridging the gap between traditional and crypto markets. OneZero and Gold-i's connectivity helps facilitate this process, enabling us to provide secure and scalable access for institutional clients."
Jack Yang, Founder and CEO of LTP
The partnership with established bridge providers reflects LTP's strategy to integrate with existing trading networks while maintaining its position as a neutral infrastructure provider. Gold-i's involvement particularly underscores the technology requirements for cross-asset execution.
Tom Higgins, Founder and CEO of Gold-
Tom Higgins, Founder and CEO of Gold-i, highlighted LTP's track record in cryptocurrency markets as a key factor in the partnership selection.
"LTP is a hugely successful prime broker, with a particularly impressive track record in crypto. We are very excited that they selected Gold-i as one of their distribution partners. We look forward to playing a key role in supporting their growth ambitions in both crypto and FX."
Tom Higgins, Founder and CEO, Gold-i
The service targets brokers, hedge funds, family offices, and professional trading firms seeking institutional-grade APIs, ultra-low latency connectivity, and direct market access across asset classes. LTP's infrastructure supports automated execution and customised algorithmic trading strategies.
Through its various regulated entities, LTP provides end-to-end prime services spanning trade execution, clearing, settlement, custody, and financing across traditional and digital asset markets.
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