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Post-trading operations for Bitcoin (BTC) involve clearing, settlement, and custody after a trade is executed. Clearing confirms trade details, while settlement transfers BTC and funds between parties—typically on-chain for BTC and via fiat rails for cash. Custody solutions (hot/cold wallets, multisig) secure assets post-trade.

For derivatives (futures, options), margin adjustments and collateral management occur. Regulatory reporting may apply, depending on jurisdiction. Atomic swaps or Layer-2 solutions (Lightning Network) can streamline cross-chain or high-frequency settlements.

Post-trade also includes reconciliation, tax reporting, and auditing. Institutional players often use prime brokers for liquidity and risk management. Automated tools monitor blockchain confirmations, ensuring finality. Compliance with AML/CFT checks is critical. These steps ensure secure, efficient finalization of BTC trades.