Crypto.com and international investment company Galapagos Capital announced a partnership that will see Galapagos Capital leverage Crypto.com Exchange services and capabilities to establish a new digital asset offering for its clients. Galapagos Capital will now reportedly aim to leverage Crypto.com Exchange for its trading infrastructure as well as liquidity in order to offer improved trading execution to clients through an accessible platform.
The Crypto.com Exchange is described as being Crypto.com’s so-called institutional-grade offering, providing “a comprehensive suite of services to institutions and advanced traders – including spot trading, margin trading, derivatives, OTC trading, and more*, with deep liquidity and attractive fees.”
Alain Yacine, President of Middle East and Latin America at Crypto.com has said that providing institutions the “means of safely, securely, and effectively engaging with cryptocurrencies is a central part of the vision at Crypto.com.”
Yacine added that they are now pleased to partner with Galapagos Capital and help realize their aim of “offering a comprehensive platform for their clients to have direct access to digital assets.”
With solutions for individuals, families, as well as various businesses, Galapagos Capital will also aim to benefit “from Crypto.com Exchange’s trading capital and efficient funding management to meet the range of client interests.”
This project reportedly marks the start of a project that will “enable Galapagos Capital to develop a future crypto asset trading solution.”
Over the next few months, both companies will aim to collaborate “to structure this offering in compliance with the Brazilian Regulatory requirements and with best practices in customer UX.”
As noted in the update, Galapagos Capital is an investment company “offering interconnected financial solutions.”
Established back in 2019 by executives with market experience, its economic group includes more than 400 professionals “across eleven offices in Brazil, one in Miami, and one in Geneva.”
The firm serves various investors and reportedly manages “approximately 32 billion reais in assets.”