Crypto.com Exchange Joins Lynq Network to Enable Real-Time Settlement for Institutional Clients
Crypto.com Exchange has joined the Lynq network as its first exchange partner, embracing real-time settlement and yield-on-transfer capabilities. According to the exchange, the partnership enables it to enhance how capital flows through crypto markets by reducing risk and improving efficiency for institutional clients.A Strategic Alliance to Streamline SettlementThe integration brings Crypto.com into a consortium that includes financial and crypto firms like B2C2, Galaxy, Wintermute, and U.S. Bank. With Lynq’s infrastructure, Crypto.com institutional users can now fund trading accounts or settle positions more quickly through a one-click process, eliminating delays typical of legacy settlement systems.Lynq’s technology allows institutions to settle in real time and earn yield even as transactions are processed. Dubbed "Yield-in-Transit," this feature is designed to improve capital efficiency by ensuring that assets generate returns during the movement and settlement process.Crypto.com’s Institutional FocusCrypto.com Exchange, launched in 2019 and introduced to U.S. markets in 2024, targets VIP and institutional users with a full suite of trading products including spot, margin, derivatives, and OTC. Its decision to adopt Lynq signals a further commitment to attracting serious capital flows in a highly competitive exchange landscape.Lynq is structured around a hybrid legal and technical architecture, using regulatory licenses from tZERO and Arca, and supported by Tassat’s blockchain technology. The settlement network’s backers include a mix of traditional finance and digital asset leaders: Avalanche, tZERO Group, Tassat Group, and U.S. Bank. This diverse consortium points to increasing crossover between crypto-native and traditional financial institutions in the infrastructure layer. Expect ongoing updates as this story evolves. This article was written by Jared Kirui at www.financemagnates.com.
Crypto.com Exchange has joined the Lynq network as its first exchange partner, embracing real-time settlement and yield-on-transfer capabilities.
According to the exchange, the partnership enables it to enhance how capital flows through crypto markets by reducing risk and improving efficiency for institutional clients.
A Strategic Alliance to Streamline Settlement
The integration brings Crypto.com into a consortium that includes financial and crypto firms like B2C2, Galaxy, Wintermute, and U.S. Bank. With Lynq’s infrastructure, Crypto.com institutional users can now fund trading accounts or settle positions more quickly through a one-click process, eliminating delays typical of legacy settlement systems.
Lynq’s technology allows institutions to settle in real time and earn yield even as transactions are processed. Dubbed "Yield-in-Transit," this feature is designed to improve capital efficiency by ensuring that assets generate returns during the movement and settlement process.
Crypto.com’s Institutional Focus
Crypto.com Exchange, launched in 2019 and introduced to U.S. markets in 2024, targets VIP and institutional users with a full suite of trading products including spot, margin, derivatives, and OTC. Its decision to adopt Lynq signals a further commitment to attracting serious capital flows in a highly competitive exchange landscape.
Lynq is structured around a hybrid legal and technical architecture, using regulatory licenses from tZERO and Arca, and supported by Tassat’s blockchain technology.
The settlement network’s backers include a mix of traditional finance and digital asset leaders: Avalanche, tZERO Group, Tassat Group, and U.S. Bank. This diverse consortium points to increasing crossover between crypto-native and traditional financial institutions in the infrastructure layer.
Expect ongoing updates as this story evolves. This article was written by Jared Kirui at www.financemagnates.com.
