Trumid, a fixed income electronic trading platform, has shared its trade volume and user participation highlights for June and the second quarter of 2025, reinforcing its position as a key player in the credit trading ecosystem.
The company’s approach, which combines technology with market expertise, has driven growth and adoption, particularly in high-yield portfolio trading and the development of automation tools.
In Q2 2025, Trumid reported a 25% year-over-year increase in average daily volume (ADV) compared to Q2 2024, reflecting growing client trust and platform engagement.
Trumid attributes the growth to its ability to deliver a differentiated trading experience through its intuitive platform, which integrates a robust ecosystem of protocols and trading solutions.
The platform facilitated all three market-wide high-yield PTs exceeding $1 billion in TRACE estimated volume during the quarter, including what Trumid believes to be the largest high-yield PT ever executed.
June 2025 marked another strong month for Trumid, building on the momentum from May, when the platform achieved record traded volume in its Request for Quote (RFQ) protocol.
The RFQ segment continued its streak of consecutive month-over-month growth, with June further solidifying Trumid’s leadership in this area.
Additionally, buy-side adoption of Trumid’s list trading protocols accelerated, with a record number of buy-side traders engaging daily on the platform.
Asset manager ADV in May alone surged by approximately 60% year-over-year, outpacing overall platform growth and signaling confidence in Trumid’s offerings.
The company’s focus on high-yield PTs is said to align with growing demand for efficient, large-scale trading solutions in a market increasingly influenced by macroeconomic factors such as inflation and interest rate expectations.
With the Federal Reserve maintaining rates at 4.25% to 4.5% in June, Trumid’s platform reports stable revenue for clients to execute trades amid these conditions.
As the market anticipates potential interest rate cuts and ongoing trade policy developments, Trumid’s ability to handle complex, high-volume trades is expected to drive further adoption.