Market manufacturer Flowdesk has launched an institutional credit desk and expanded its footprint in digital asset markets as traditional financing players are looking for more effective ways to deploy and access capital for crypto.

Sophisticated institutional counterparties are looking for structured credit products to control liquidity, hedge exposure and generate dividends across fragmented venues. Flowdesk’s new desktop meets this requirement by integrating lending, borrowing and structured credit into its existing OTC and liquidity infrastructure.

“Institutions dealing with digital assets require more than equally effective execution,” said Reed Werbitt, Flowdesk’s US CEO and Chief Revenue Officer. “They need tools to unlock capital and structural strategies with precision,” he added.

The new desktop integrates loans, borrowing and structured credit directly in Flowdesk’s OTC and liquidity services.

This roll-out comes only two months after Flowdesk raised over $ 100 million to expand the number of staff and build an over-the-counter (OTC) derivative trade.

“Our mission is to provide trade solutions in institutional qualities to the digital activist ecosystem,” said Guilhem Chaumont, co -founder and global CEO of FlowDesk in a release.

“The launch of our credit table is in line with our obligation to expand access to advanced digital asset strategies and robust risk management for a wider range of institutional counterparties,” Chaumont said.

Flowdesk’s expansion comes in the midst of increasing American institutional interest in digital assets, and the White House that gives the industry a legislative green light.

The trading company has always been quite bullish with this tale.

Back in 2023, at the height of the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) war against crypto, Flowdesk made the counter -counter to expand its US office, even when others in the industry looked offshore. Chaumont said at the time that the size and refinement of US capital markets made the risk worth the risk.