Zerocap Scales Institutional Crypto and FX Trading With Integral Digital | LeapRate
Melbourne-based digital asset firm Zerocap has integrated Integral Digital to power its institutional crypto and currency trading, the two companies announced Tuesday, as demand for digital asset trading accelerates across the Asia-Pacific region.
The deal gives Zerocap a single point of connectivity to a broad network of liquidity providers spanning both digital assets and fiat currency markets. Integral’s pricing engine builds synthetic currency pairs, allowing Zerocap to offer more accurate, real-time cross-currency pricing — a capability the firm says is increasingly valuable as crypto trading expands into a wider range of Asia-Pacific currencies.
Integral worked with Zerocap to build customized liquidity pools, while the platform’s flexibility eased integration with other back-office providers, including Elysium. Integral Digital’s branded front-end consolidates portfolio exposure, margin details and risk analytics into a single view, backed by automated risk controls designed for institutional workflows.
“As institutional demand for digital assets accelerates, our clients expect the reliability and risk discipline of traditional markets — in venues that never close,” said Jon de Wet, Chief Investment Officer at Zerocap. “Integral Digital gives us unified access to deep digital asset and fiat liquidity, real-time cross-currency pricing and automated risk controls in a single platform.”
Integral CEO Harpal Sandhu said the partnership reflects “growing demand for proven, agile trading technology” among institutions exploring crypto markets.
The tie-up comes as Australian digital asset firms face a 30 September deadline to lodge financial services license applications with ASIC. Zerocap is the second Australian client Integral has signed in as many months, following bitcoin-lending platform Vield in July.
Founded in 2017, Zerocap provides spot crypto, FX and derivatives liquidity to institutions globally. Integral has served currency markets since 1993 and expanded into digital assets in 2023.
