VS Capital expanded its integration with Centroid’s Bridge and Centroid Risk platforms to provide crypto CFD liquidity, improve routing, and adjust its commercial offering for institutional clients and broker partners.
Centroid Solutions has also pursued partnerships to broaden its technology reach. It recently teamed up with EAERA to provide integrated tools for Forex brokers and proprietary trading firms.
In a separate move, Centroid extended its collaboration with Match-Trade Technologies by linking its Centroid Risk system with the Match-Trader platform, adding risk management functions to an earlier Bridge integration.
Andrey Stoychev, CEO at VS Capital, Source: LinkedIn
Andrey Stoychev, CEO at VS Capital, commented: “We often see brokers trading on what they deem to be choice spreads and paying 20-30 basis points in commissions which drives overall trading cost way above our institutional offering.”
VS Capital said the integration allows it to centralize risk management and aggregate liquidity from multiple venues. The company stated that the setup has improved execution efficiency and hedging models.
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According to its figures, spreads on BTC/USD, which averaged about $7 earlier this year, have narrowed to around $1.34.
“We price very tight spreads and offer clients sliding scale commission structure which incentivises them to trade,” Stoychev added.
Trading Costs and Commission Structures
The company noted that spreads are only part of overall trading costs. Commission structures also play a role. VS Capital pointed to its sliding scale model, which it said helps lower costs for clients. It also emphasized liquidity depth and stability during periods of higher volatility.
Distribution and Market Reach
The firm has been using Centroid’s technology for distribution over FIX, which provides access to a wider network of brokers, technology vendors, and direct takers. Centroid stated that the collaboration supports growth in volumes across its platform while extending the distribution of trading conditions.
