On Wednesday, it has launched a new integration with CME Group, allowing customers to reach the EBS market and FX Spot+ platforms directly from integrated trading facades.
Cooperation is said to enable traders to implement FX Spot, not to move forward (NDF), and deliberate precious metals through their current workflow without incurring additional fees or investing in new technology.
Moreover, integration supports both the types of negative and aggressive orders via the graphic user interface, application programming facades, algorithms that were previously created, and risk warehouses, the company said.
“The volatility it has witnessed in 2025 has been an important reminder of the decisive role played by the EBS market in foreign currency markets, providing anonymous liquidity and the last pricing,” said Paul Houston, the global president of FX products in the CME group.
The CEO of Integral Harpal Sandhu highlighted the cost of customers: “Integration with CME Group will reduce the cost of trading for Integral customers, while providing them with low cost access to one of the most liquid FX trading places in the world.”
This step enhances the integration position as a provider of trading solutions based on workflow.
The SAAS platform provides the introduction to the back, which is used by more than 200 financial institutions, with extensive up to the FX initial liquidity.