Elwood, a leading fintech that provides comprehensive digital asset trading and investing solutions to institutions, announced today that it has added EDX Markets to the growing list of execution venues accessible via its platform.

Elwood provides comprehensive solutions for institutional digital asset traders and investors including tools for electronic trading, portfolio management, risk management, collateral management and connectivity to key ecosystem partners including execution venues, custodians, market data providers and more. EDX Markets becomes the latest marketplace to join Elwood's ever-growing list of venues available to clients for accessing digital asset liquidity.

EDX Markets is a leading US-based, institution-only spot venue that delivers efficient digital asset trading experiences and a central clearinghouse that helps manage credit risk and assures daily settlement of all trades. Its unique structure also reduces the upfront capital required by institutions to trade, improving overall efficiency and liquidity.

Elwood CEO Chris Lawn commented: "At Elwood, we are focused on offering one of the most comprehensive trading, portfolio and risk management solutions for digital assets. This includes ensuring connectivity with prominent exchanges in the industry to ensure that our clients have access to the liquidity they need to execute their strategies. We are delighted to welcome EDX Markets to the Elwood platform and look forward to working closely together to provide institutions with the tools they need for efficiently accessing digital asset markets."

EDX Chief Commercial and Strategy Officer Jeanine Hightower-Sellitto said: "We are excited to have joined the Elwood platform and look forward to offering its clients a centrally cleared crypto trading venue that offers strong pricing and liquidity. Elwood's end-to-end solution and industry-leading technology gives its clients one of the most comprehensive trading tools for digital assets available in the market today and we are thrilled to be joining their network."