Digital asset brokerage infrastructure provider Virtex Technologies said on Wednesday it has selected Gold-i as its first integration partner.
The deal connects Virtex’s modular brokerage platform to Gold-i’s MatrixNET liquidity management system, giving Virtex clients access to more than 35 crypto exchanges and more than 80 FX liquidity providers through a single connection.
Virtex describes itself as an operating system for digital asset brokerages, covering onboarding, execution, settlement, ledger and reporting. Gold-i’s MatrixNET handles liquidity aggregation, routing and distribution across crypto and FX.
The integration is reciprocal. Gold-i’s existing clients gain access to Virtex’s digital asset front end, client management and reporting layer without building those components themselves.
“Connecting the two gives our client base a production-grade stack out of the box,” said Ben Radclyffe, Founder and CEO of Virtex Technologies.
While Virtex’s initial focus is digital assets, the company said the Gold-i integration could allow clients to expand into FX and other asset classes without re-platforming.
Virtex was founded in 2024 and is headquartered in London. Its team draws on experience at Deutsche Bank, Tower Research Capital, BitMEX and Amber Group.
