Crypto.com has launched a new institutional trading platform to complement its retail trading app. The Crypto.com Exchange is now available in the US. It targets institutional traders with a high-performance crypto platform offering deep liquidity and ultra-low latency.
The exchange is looking for big changes, considering the successful testing conducted last year and improvements experienced in technology and banking infrastructure. The platform is a one-stop trading solution. It includes support for 300+ coins and 480 trading pairs.
An adaptable web interface allows users to create their patented trading windows, adding or removing various elements. Such as charts and the order book and maneuvering them into the optimal layout.
Main features like the new order types and the creation of sub-accounts by experienced traders appeal to this group of traders. Trading bots like DCA, GRID, and TWAP enable users who appreciate passive income to implement their investment strategies.
Crypto.com provides flexible funding and withdrawal options
The platform offers flexible funding options through direct Fedwire transfers from local banks, and users can withdraw USD or USDC at a 1:1 ratio with no conversion fees.
Institutional clients enjoy customized services like instant transfer, supported by FIX 4.4, WebSockets, REST APIs, VIP, and Market Maker programs that provide fee incentives, market insights, and 24/7 client support.
Crypto.com’s Exchange is ranked among the trio globally in spot trading, and it is recognized for its tight spread in BTC and ETH trading. They offer maker fees with low maker fees as well. Its high technology helps high-frequency traders transact at 64 million per second, and the latency is 370 nanoseconds. Besides, the site runs uptime 24/7, and a zero-downtime guarantee is applicable.
The exchange has experienced strong growth, thus becoming the top institutional USD-supporting crypto exchange in the world. It is determined to establish itself as a top market player. Additionally, the exchange’s website and Exchange app are possible ways to get eligible users onboard, yet retail users in supported jurisdictions can do it through the app.
