Global institutional trading technology provider Wyden has integrated African crypto exchange VALR into its liquidity network. This partnership grants Wyden’s clients direct access to VALR’s deep liquidity, notably in South African Rand (ZAR) markets, and over 100 crypto assets. The move is aimed at enhancing efficiency and reducing risk for financial institutions navigating South African and global digital asset markets.
Wyden has integrated VALR, Africa’s largest crypto exchange by volume, into its institutional trading network. This provides Wyden’s clients with direct access to VALR’s liquidity pools and over 100 assets.
The integration combines Wyden’s trade automation with VALR’s comprehensive product suite. Financial institutions can now operate in these markets with increased efficiency.
The partnership ensures trades meet compliance standards required by European and South African regulators. VALR is licensed by South Africa’s Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA).
“South Africa represents a strategically vital market as we continue to expand our global institutional footprint,” said Wyden’s Founder Andy Flury. He stated the integration provides clients with unparalleled regional access.
VALR CEO Farzam Ehsani called the move a major step in bridging global demand with African liquidity. “It further solidifies VALR’s position as a leading infrastructure and liquidity provider,” he added.
South Africa is establishing itself as a regional hub for digital asset trading. This partnership creates a gateway for global and local financial institutions.
Wyden is a Zurich-based leader in institutional digital asset trading technology. More information is available on its website.
Founded in 2018, VALR is headquartered in Johannesburg and serves over 1.7 million users. Details can be found by visiting its official site.
