Anchorage Digital Picks BridgePort for Institutional Trading

Anchorage Digital Picks BridgePort for Institutional Trading

Anchorage Digital, the federally regulated platform offering custody and integrated financial services for institutions, has selected BridgePort as its institutional middleware provider. BridgePort’s technology will act as the coordination layer connecting Anchorage’s Atlas Network with both traditional and non-custodial execution venues, enabling institutions to access digital asset trading services seamlessly.

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Nathan McCauley, Co-Founder and CEO of Anchorage Digital, said the integration is another important step in building institutional-grade crypto infrastructure. He noted that Anchorage’s mission is to give institutions secure and flexible ways to move and deploy assets without compromising on compliance. Through this partnership, Anchorage’s custody clients gain expanded access to liquidity and improved capital optimization while remaining within the guardrails of a federally regulated platform.

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Together, Anchorage Digital and BridgePort will introduce settlement infrastructure designed for institutional requirements, combining custody capabilities with BridgePort’s credit allocation and settlement system. The collaboration is expected to enhance capital efficiency by enabling pre-order asset allocation without the need for pre-funding—an approach that mirrors workflows familiar to traditional finance.

The partnership also broadens Anchorage Digital’s risk-management offerings within its Atlas Network. In addition to solutions such as Spot Settlement, Tri-Party Custody and Collateral Management, clients will now be able to connect to non-custodial trading venues through BridgePort’s technology.

BridgePort CEO Nirup Ramalingam said the partnership addresses long-standing capital inefficiencies that have slowed institutional crypto adoption. By coordinating custody and execution infrastructure, he said, both companies are creating the kind of seamless and capital-efficient trading experience that institutions expect from traditional markets.

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For trading firms and financial institutions, the collaboration enables real-time messaging for collateral management and capital deployment, leveraging the combined strengths of both providers to deliver a more flexible and institution-ready trading experience.

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