OSTTRA, Baton Systems, and Partior have expanded the FX settlement ecosystem by integrating Partior with Baton's distributed ledger technology.
Partior's connection to the FX payment-versus-payment (PvP) settlement service allows participants to settle FX transactions using tokenised commercial bank deposits.
This integration offers financial institutions opportunities for liquidity optimisation and capital efficiency as tokenised funds gain traction.
The collaboration with Partior enhances the network's capabilities, providing access to settlement in major currencies using tokenised commercial bank money.
Participants can now settle FX transactions with either fiat or tokenised commercial bank funds on a 24/7 basis.
The network's design enables various settlement combinations, catering to institutions' liquidity demands across different time zones.
Baton's DLT technology powers the enhanced PvP network, offering speed, transparency, and scalability for FX settlements.
Partior's CEO highlights the efficiency of settling FX trades with tokenised commercial bank money and its role in building a more connected financial system.
OSTTRA's Co-CEO emphasizes the partnership's goal to extend liquidity optimisation and settlement risk mitigation benefits to more currency pairs and market participants.
Baton Systems' CEO discusses the shift towards digital assets and leveraging multiple settlement venues for liquidity optimisation and safe settlement.
The integration with Partior provides network participants with increased flexibility in choosing account structures for settling various assets.
The collaboration aims to advance the adoption of FX PvP settlement and cater to the evolving digital settlement landscape.
Participants can now settle FX transactions using fiat or tokenised commercial bank assets, aligning with the industry's move towards digital assets.
The partnership between OSTTRA, Baton Systems, and Partior aims to enhance liquidity management, settlement efficiency, and capital optimisation in global markets.
The integration with Partior responds to feedback from early adopters and provides more settlement options to network participants.
The collaboration signifies a significant step in paving the way for a more resilient and connected financial system through real-time PvP settlement.