Overview
- Zerocap announced on Tuesday that it has integrated Integral Digital to run its institutional crypto and FX trading, gaining one point of connectivity to liquidity providers and a pricing engine that builds synthetic currency pairs.
- Integral’s platform consolidates portfolio views, margin data and automated risk controls and it allowed Zerocap to create customised liquidity pools and link back-office tools such as Elysium.
- Regulators have set a new licence-application deadline of 30 September and extended a temporary enforcement pause in June, with unlicensed providers facing fines up to 10% of annual turnover if they fail to file.
- Zerocap currently operates as a corporate authorised representative under AFSL 340799 and is registered with AUSTRAC, and the company has not publicly confirmed whether it has lodged its own ASIC licence application.
- The partnership reflects a wider shift by legacy FX vendors into crypto services — Integral moved into digital assets in 2023 and offers PrimeOne, a stablecoin-based prime broker — a trend that could speed consolidation and push institutional trading standards across Asia-Pacific ahead of new rules starting in April 2027.