Trading Technologies (TT) has integrated with EBS Market, the central limit order book (CLOB) operated by CME Group. The connection enables TT users to trade spot FX, precious metals, and non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) via its execution management system (EMS). EBS Market offers regulated, anonymous all-to-all matching.

TT also plans to add connectivity to EBS Direct, a relationship-based disclosed platform, and CME Group’s FX Spot+, a recently launched offering. With these additions, TT will support the full suite of CME Group FX products across futures, options, and cash markets.

TT Offers Consolidated Multi-Asset Access

According to TT, the integration aligns with demand from both institutional and professional retail market participants seeking consolidated access to multiple asset classes. The platform’s EMS tools, including Autospreader and ADL, are designed to support automated and algorithmic strategies.

“This integration is an important part of our TT FX build-out and gives our clients access to another Tier 1 venue with the ability to trade seamlessly across asset classes,” Tomo Tokuyama, TT’s EVP & Managing Director, FX, said.

“EBS Market has long been the go-to venue for market-making banks to hedge their FX risk, and for other large FX market participants to access firm liquidity in an all-to-all CLOB.”

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TT Integration Supports Institutional Retail Access

Paul Houston, Global Head of FX Products at CME Group, stated that recent conditions have highlighted the role of firm, no last look pricing in supporting FX and metals trading.

The development is part of TT’s FX expansion, aimed at facilitating cross-asset trading through electronic infrastructure. The integration may also provide broader access to institutional-grade liquidity for brokerages and other intermediaries that serve professional retail clients.