BEQUANT, the digital asset prime brokerage and exchange, is pleased to announce that Kraken has been integrated on its prime brokerage platform, BEQUANT Pro, and added to the growing list of exchanges that BEQUANT offers to its clients.
BEQUANT Pro will act as a broker, providing BEQUANT’s clients access to the Kraken exchange. This is in addition to all of Pro’s features including transfer management, cross-margining and leverage and access to another 12 major exchanges, including Binance, FTX, KuCoin, Bitfinex, OKX and BEQUANT Exchange.
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Kraken is a US-based exchange and bank founded in 2011. It is available in 176 countries and lists 112 cryptocurrencies to trade.
BEQUANT Pro is a prime brokerage platform for institutional clients for a new digital asset class. Its 100+ institutional clients are offered direct market access to multiple trading venues, simplified KYC and compliance verification and an ability to create multi crypto and fiat accounts.
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BEQUANT Pro users benefit from group-level reduced trading costs, up to 9x portfolio leverage, dedicated 24/7 customer support and an individual client manager, as well as OTC block trade execution and fiat-to-crypto trading.
George Zarya, Founder and CEO, BEQUANT, commented: “We are pleased to integrate Kraken and expand the BEQUANT Pro offering to our institutional client base.”
“Kraken’s market share is substantial and we hope that its offering will attract more and more professional traders to access it through our unique, marketing-leading prime brokerage platform.”
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