Bloomberg has launched FX options RFQ API on its FX trading solution, FXGO. 
The new offering is specifically tailored to the buy-side FX options market, and will allow users to access end-to-end programmatic RFQ trading on the FXGO platform.
Specifically, buy-side traders will be able to run the entire RFQ workflow programmatically, spanning the whole trading lifecycle from submitting a trade request and completing dealer quotes, to completing the deal.
The solution will also remove the need for any manual steps or interference at any stage and covers vanilla and exotic FX options strategies across deliverable and non-deliverable currency markets.
“We’ve seen rising demand across hedge fund clients on FXGO, and systematic firms are increasingly pushing into FX options, demanding the same end-to-end RFQ automation they have elsewhere in their workflow,” said Kat Furber, global head of FX trading (FXGO) at Bloomberg.
“The FX options RFQ API is FXGO meeting that demand, giving buy-side firms complete programmatic execution support across the entire trade lifecycle, backed by the full depth of our global liquidity.”
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Moreover, the offering also connects clients to FXGO’s current multi-dealer liquidity provider pool, via a single API.
FXGO currently allows clients to negotiate FX transactions with their bank relationships, and covers streaming or RFQ for spot, outrights, swaps, NDFs, deposits, and options spanning multiple currency pairs and tenors, as well as algorithmic order access.
Accelerating FX trading has been a core focus for Bloomberg in recent months, and in May 2026, the Central Bank of Congo (BCC) adopted Bloomberg’s BMatch solution, as part of wider efforts to enhance interbank FX trading across the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
The integration provides BCC clients with greater market visibility, as well as increased transparency in price formation process and overall enhanced financial stability.