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GCEX Introduces Open API for Enhanced Client Access

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A new Open API has been launched to provide institutional and professional clients with seamless, real-time access to their balances, trades, and positions. This development significantly enhances operational efficiency by allowing clients to interface directly with the Back Office system, effectively streamlining portfolio management and regulatory reporting processes.

The implementation of the Open API automates various manual procedures, facilitating smoother data integration with existing proprietary systems for customized insights and compliance reporting. This capability not only addresses client requests for enhanced accessibility but also aims to surpass client expectations through improved transparency. With real-time access to critical data, clients are empowered to make informed trading and portfolio decisions while staying responsive to ever-evolving regulatory requirements.

The creation of this Open API is backed by strong security protocols and a scalable architecture designed to cater to increasing client demands. This step is part of a broader initiative to provide cutting-edge solutions that enhance efficiency and deliver institutional-grade technology. It highlights a commitment to ongoing investment in product offerings that respond to the needs of clients in the competitive landscape of digital assets.

With a foundation established in 2018, the company operates as a regulated digital prime brokerage, featuring a leading platform for both digital assets and FX tailored to institutional and professional clientele. Strong partnerships with top-tier liquidity providers and regulated custodial institutions strengthen the service portfolio, which includes a diverse array of products and technological solutions, including options for white labeling.

The organization is headquartered in London and maintains a global presence with multiple offices. It adheres to regulations set forth by the UK’s FCA and is registered as a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) with the Danish FSA, as well as holding a Virtual Asset Service Provider license granted by the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority. This regulatory compliance underscores its commitment to maintaining high standards in the digital finance sector.

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