Financial markets connectivity provider IPC Systems announced on Thursday a partnership with 24X National Exchange to distribute the exchange’s market data across IPC’s global low-latency network.
The collaboration targets firms looking to participate in overnight U.S. equities trading, with IPC naming Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo, Taiwan, and Sydney as key distribution hubs.
24X National Exchange is the first U.S. national securities exchange approved by the SEC to offer overnight weekday trading in U.S. equities. The SEC approved the exchange’s registration in November 2024, and 24X opened for trading on October 15, 2025.
IPC is distributing the data feed, while execution access to 24X runs through broker-dealers that are approved members of the exchange.
“Working with IPC gives participants in the Asia Pacific region a trusted and scalable path to access our SEC-regulated exchange using proven infrastructure to fulfill their overnight trading needs,” said Dmitri Galinov, CEO and Founder of 24X National Exchange.
IPC’s electronic trading network connects more than 75 exchanges and trading venues with over 7,000 capital market participants across 60 countries, according to prior company disclosures. Overnight U.S. equities trading has historically been led by alternative trading systems. 24X operates as a fully registered national securities exchange.
