Multi-asset technology provider, Integral and CME Group have unveiled an integrated solution, with the former gaining access to CME Group’s primary FX markets.
Paul Houston
Specifically, the move provides Integral clients no-cost access to CME’s EBS and FX Spot+ markets directly through Integral’s trading platforms, with no additional technology required.
Paul Houston, global head of FX products at CME Group, said: “The volatility experienced so far in 2025 has served as an important reminder of the critical role that EBS Market plays in the FX markets, providing firm, anonymous liquidity and no last look pricing.
“We are pleased that, through Integral’s trading interfaces, their clients will now be able to access our spot, NDF and precious metals liquidity, in addition to our recently launched FX Spot+ marketplace.”
Integral clients – including regional banks and retail brokers – can now place both passive and aggressive orders, and trade via GUI, API and algorithmic trading models, as well as risk warehouses.
Harpal Sandhu, chief executive of Integral, said: “The integration with CME Group will lower
the cost of trading for Integral’s clients, while providing them with low-cost access to one of the most liquid FX trading venues globally.
“Every institution can now directly access primary FX liquidity from their existing workflows at the click of the button. Our comprehensive front-to-back SaaS FX solution is trusted by over 200 of the world’s most influential companies, and this collaboration is testament to our ongoing commitment to offering the most sophisticated, optimised FX trading technology.”