Multi-asset broker IUX said on Wednesday that it surpassed $1.5 trillion in monthly trading volume in 2026 and is upgrading its infrastructure to serve algorithmic, high-frequency, and high-volume traders.
The Ebene, Mauritius-based firm said Gold, Silver, and Energy account for 76% of all trading activity across its Standard, Pro, and Raw accounts, with Forex and global indices making up the rest, according to a company release.
The rollout includes low-latency infrastructure, private fiber-optic cross-connects, algorithmic spread stability and advanced analytical suites.
IUX said its Raw account is engineered for direct connectivity to deep liquidity pools, targeting automated strategies in commodity markets. The Pro account is structured for manual high-volume participants, with a focus on execution efficiency and cost optimization across Gold, Forex, and indices.
The infrastructure push follows earlier technical work detailed by The Financial Commission in February, which described colocation at Equinix LD4 and NY4, event-driven architecture, and a 30ms execution benchmark.
IUX, established in 2016, had previously reported $10.5 trillion in annual trading volume for 2025 and a prior monthly peak of $1 trillion.
