Digital prime brokerage GCEX has joined Lynq Network’s newly launched real-time, interest-bearing settlement platform for digital assets. The infrastructure aims to improve post-trade efficiency and capital usage in institutional trading.

“We’re proud to be among the first institutions joining Lynq Network’s real-time, interest-bearing settlement network,” GCEX mentioned. “As digital asset markets mature, efficient and secure post-trade infrastructure is becoming mission-critical.”

Institutions Back Launch of Lynq

Lynq reportedly enables faster settlement and embedded treasury workflows, with an interest-in-transit feature that allows participants to earn yield while assets are in motion. The network is designed to support institutional needs as digital asset markets continue to mature.

Besides GCEX, Lynq also announced the onboarding of 15 new institutional clients to its real-time, interest-bearing digital asset settlement platform. Other participants include firms such as Crypto.com, GSR, Wintermute, Archax, DV Chain, FinchTrade, and JST Digital.

Enhancing Post-Trade Efficiency

The network, which began processing client transactions on July 15, is designed to improve post-trade efficiency in digital asset markets through faster settlement and integrated interest on capital during transit. Existing users include Arca, B2C2, FalconX, and Galaxy.

“It’s incredibly gratifying to see such meaningful support from such important digital asset firms—especially having just launched the platform three short weeks ago,” commented Jerald David, the CEO of Lynq. “These institutions are not only driving volume, they’re driving the future of how capital should move—fast, secure, and interest-bearing.”

Lynq allows institutions to embed the settlement infrastructure directly into treasury workflows. Users can conduct and complete settlements in real time while earning interest on funds in motion.

This article was written by Jared Kirui at www.financemagnates.com.Institutional FXRead More

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