Wyden, the Zurich‑based provider of institutional digital‑asset trading infrastructure, has integrated EDX Markets into its liquidity network, expanding access to an institutional‑only venue built around a central clearinghouse model.
The firm said the connection brings EDX’s matching engine and daily net‑settled clearing framework into Wyden’s orchestration platform, allowing banks and brokers to route orders, automate trade lifecycles and reduce counterparty exposure through segregated, bankruptcy‑remote collateral accounts.
Andy Flury, president of the board at Wyden, said the move comes as institutional participation in digital assets accelerates.
“For Wyden, this is a significant step in our mission to provide banks and brokers with the most robust, regulated, and liquid trading ecosystem available today,” he said.
EDX CEO Tony Acuña‑Rohter said the integration strengthens market access for professional participants.
“By combining our central clearinghouse model with Wyden’s advanced trading platform, we’re delivering a more capital‑efficient and resilient market structure for institutional participants,” he said.
Wyden operates hubs in Poland and offices in Singapore and New York, offering technology that spans the full digital‑asset trade lifecycle. EDX, backed by major trading and venture firms, runs an institutional‑only marketplace designed to mirror traditional exchange standards on liquidity, pricing and execution.
