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Lynq adds EDX as an exchange partner


26 February 2026 US
Reporter: Zarah Choudhary

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Lynq, a real-time, interest-bearing settlement network, has announced the addition of EDX as an exchange partner, including EDX’s spot and affiliated perpetual exchanges.

EDX clients can use Lynq to collateralise and power daily trading activity directly on the platform, says the firm.

EDX operates an institutional trading venue and clearinghouse, designed to minimise counterparty risk and deliver capital-efficient execution with strong regulatory and operational controls, the firm adds.

According to Lynq, by enabling collateral posting and margin workflows directly through the firm, institutions can operate 24/7/365 between Lynq’s interest-bearing settlement layer and EDX’s exchange platforms.

Jerald David, CEO of Lynq, says: “We are excited to announce EDX as our second exchange partner, reflecting clear demand from clients for multiple exchange venues and strong interest in EDX.

“Institutional participants need settlement infrastructure that can move capital efficiently across venues and products without friction. The addition of EDX addresses that need by pairing institutional trading environments with modern settlement and collateral capabilities.”

Tony Acuña-Rohter, CEO of EDX Markets, adds: “EDX was built to support institutional trading through a centrally cleared, capital-efficient market structure.

“Integrating with Lynq extends that model by giving our participants a next-generation settlement and collateral workflow that aligns with how institutions manage liquidity across spot and derivatives markets.”
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