Digital asset prime broker LTP has launched a new over-the-counter (OTC) trading platform, significantly broadening its institutional service offering and pushing further toward its ambition of becoming a fully integrated, multi-asset prime broker.
According to a press statement, the new platform aggregates liquidity from top-tier exchanges, market makers, and electronic communication networks (ECNs), allowing institutional clients to access block trades, custom RFQs, and structured products without the need for prefunding. Trades can be settled through qualified custodians or off-exchange mechanisms, a feature designed to boost capital efficiency and mitigate operational risks.
The OTC desk supports a range of digital assets—including major tokens, stablecoins, and tokenised real-world assets (RWAs)—and includes fiat and stablecoin on/off-ramps, positioning LTP as a competitive player in the evolving institutional crypto infrastructure landscape.
“This launch is a natural extension of our mission to deliver a complete, end-to-end prime brokerage platform,” said Jack Yang, LTP’s founder and CEO. “With OTC trading now live – and integrated fiat and stablecoin rails – we’re enabling institutions to access liquidity, allocate capital, and execute trades with unparalleled efficiency.”
LTP, which already provides low-latency trading, financing, and digital asset infrastructure, says the addition of OTC capabilities marks a key step in bridging the gap between traditional and digital markets.
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