The Mercado Flowdesk manufacturer has launched an institutional credit counter, expanding its footprint in digital asset markets as traditional finance players look for more efficient ways to deploy and access capital in cryptography.
Sophisticated institutional counterparts seek structured credit products to manage liquidity, coverage exposure and generate performance in fragmented places. The new Flowdesk desktop meets that demand integrating loans, loans and structured credit in its OTC infrastructure and existing liquidity.
“Institutions that negotiate digital assets require more than efficient execution,” said Reed Werbitt, CEO of Flowdesk in the United States and income director. “They need tools to unlock capital strategies and structure precisely,” he added.
The new desktop integrates loans, loans and credit directly in the Liquidity and OTC services of Flowdesk.
This deployment occurs only two months after Flowdesk raised more than $ 100 million to expand the staff and build a negotiation desk for free sale derivatives (OTC).
“Our mission is to deliver institutional grade solutions for the digital asset ecosystem,” said Guilhem Chaumont, co -founder and global CEO of Flowdesk in a statement.
“The launch of our credit desk is aligned with our commitment to expand access to advanced digital asset strategies and solid risk management for a broader range of institutional counterparts,” Chaumont said.
Flowdesk’s expansion occurs in the midst of an institutional interest in the US in digital assets, and the White House gives the industry a regulatory green light.
The commercial firm has always been quite optimistic in this narrative.
In 2023, in the Apogeo of the War of the United States and Securities Commission (SEC) against Crypto, Flowdesk made the opposite movement to expand its US office, even when others in the industry were looking at the high seas. Chaumont said at that time that the size and sophistication of US capital markets made it worth the risk.
