Institutional-level prime broker LTP forms strategic partnership with Singapore Gulf Bank (SGB) to enable real-time fiat and digital asset settlement
Foresight News reported that institutional-grade prime broker LTP has reached a strategic partnership with Singapore Gulf Bank, which is regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB). The two parties aim to integrate regulated fiat systems with digital asset infrastructure to provide institutional clients with compliant and seamless capital connectivity solutions. The collaboration will offer users: 24/7 real-time settlements, compliant fiat custody, and enhanced capital efficiency.
Jack Yang, founder of LTP, stated that this partnership strengthens LTP’s security in the field of fiat settlements and will provide clients with more efficient and controllable asset management capabilities. Shawn Chan, CEO of SGB, noted that by connecting to the LTP platform, SGB will extend banking services and API infrastructure to a broader range of global institutional clients.
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