Institutional liquidity provider B2PRIME Group said on Monday it was expanding its digital asset offering with Crypto Spot and Crypto Perpetual Futures, rolling out the products through its Bahamas-based entity regulated by the Securities Commission of The Bahamas (SCB).
The Bahamas entity, B2B Prime Services Bahamas Ltd, holds two licenses: one under the Digital Assets and Registered Exchanges Act (DARE) and another under the Securities Industry Act (SIA). Both were secured earlier this month.
What the launch means for clients
B2PRIME already offers Forex, metals, indices, commodities, energies and NDFs. The new crypto products sit inside the same technological framework, so eligible institutional and professional clients can trade digital assets alongside traditional markets without maintaining a separate setup.
Cross-collateral margin support is the other operational detail. Clients can use digital assets, including BTC, ETH, SOL and stablecoins, as collateral across products. For desks already holding crypto, that reduces funding friction and improves capital efficiency.
“Our clients demand access to Crypto Spot and Perpetual Futures, but they also need absolute confidence that their funds are secure. The SCB framework provides that essential layer of trust and client protection,” said Alex Tsepaev, Chief Strategy Officer at B2PRIME Group.
Client eligibility, product availability and conduct obligations all apply under SCB rules, according to the company’s regulatory note. The sources do not confirm whether the products are accessible across all of B2PRIME’s jurisdictions immediately.
B2PRIME now operates under regulatory regimes in Cyprus, Dubai, South Africa, Mauritius, Seychelles and The Bahamas, positioning the crypto rollout as part of a multi-jurisdiction institutional expansion.
