At the BIG Series Institutional Gala, Bybit Institutional announced two significant upgrades designed to raise the bar for institutional digital-asset trading in 2025. The updates include an expanded version of its INS Credit Suite and a fully re-engineered Market Maker Gateway that delivers ultra-low-latency execution.
The announcements were led by Yoyee Wang, Head of Business to Business at Bybit, who outlined the company’s broader institutional roadmap. The vision brings together custody, credit, execution, governance and operational resiliency into a unified institutional platform.
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Yoyee highlighted how the enhanced INS Credit Suite introduces a more transparent and sophisticated credit environment for professional traders. With leverage of up to five times, traditional finance-aligned parameters and support for up to a thousand sub-accounts, the suite reflects the growing institutional demand for capital efficiency without sacrificing control. That demand is already translating into activity, with Bybit’s INS loan notional reaching 1.1 billion US dollars this quarter, a 26 percent increase from the previous period.
One of the most notable announcements was the integration of custody-based tokenized RWA products directly into Bybit’s off-exchange infrastructure, marking a first for digital-asset markets. Institutions can hold assets in custody, earn yield through tokenized money-market RWAs and continue to access credit—linking control, transparency and capital deployment inside one workflow.
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Bybit also revealed a redesign of its Market Maker Gateway execution architecture, targeting both speed and predictability. The company has reduced round-trip latency for INS clients from around 30 milliseconds to as low as five milliseconds, with a next-generation 2.5 millisecond execution channel expected in 2026. Yoyee noted that the real value comes from execution certainty, not only speed, describing the new architecture as purpose-built for consistent institutional performance.
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She concluded by emphasizing that these developments reflect Bybit’s long-term commitment to building a complete institutional ecosystem. Today’s advances, she explained, are part of a broader strategy aimed at delivering more intelligent credit solutions and faster execution while preparing for what she called a more future-ready institutional era.
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