Institutional crypto exchange Mint licenses Integral platform

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Integral, the technology partner trusted by banks, brokers, and asset managers to help them outperform their competition in the foreign exchange market, has just announced today that Mint Exchange has licensed the Integral platform to power the first institutional grade cryptocurrency exchange.

Our customers are taking advantage of the incredible power and flexibility of the Integral platform to design, deliver, and grow their businesses,” said Gavin Bambury, CTO of Integral. “Mint Exchange is applying the platform to the cryptocurrency market because they realized that the same demands for flexibility, reliability, and performance that exist in FX also exist in crypto.

Integral combines the innovation of Silicon Valley with deep knowledge of FX to deliver a cloudbased workflow management and trading platform that is the industry’s only answer for FX institutions that want to design and deliver complete solutions tailored to their businesses. More than 200 top-tier financial institutions rely on Integral to run their FX business.

Mint Exchange is the world’s first cryptocurrency exchange with clearinghouse functionality designed for institutions to access all major cryptocurrency exchanges through a single gateway.

Mint Exchange allows institutions to trade across all major cryptocurrency exchanges providing access to the most liquidity at the best price all while keeping capital in a secure institutional environment. Using this innovative, proven technology Mint Exchange improves the overall efficiency and adds stability to the cryptocurrency ecosystem opening cryptocurrency trading to global brokers and financial institutions.

We chose to build Mint Exchange on the Integral FX platform because of its history of innovation and reliability,” commented Masato Kikuchi, Managing Director of Mint Exchange. “Integral processes over $40 billion/day in fiat currency trading, so we’re confident that it can handle our cryptocurrency volumes.

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