TLDR:
FalconX joins Lynq to strengthen real-time crypto settlement network before launch.
Lynq enables interest-bearing settlement with support from Crypto.com, Fireblocks.
Yield-in-Transit lets users earn returns during transactions using tokenized treasuries.
Institutional firms back Lynq as it targets faster, safer digital asset settlement.
Lynq has added FalconX to its roster of launch partners, reinforcing support for real-time, interest-bearing settlement in crypto markets.
The growing network already includes B2C2, Crypto.com, Fireblocks, Galaxy, and Wintermute. FalconX’s entry signals rising institutional trust in Lynq’s infrastructure model.
As crypto firms seek faster, safer settlement options, Lynq is positioning itself as a compliant and efficient solution. The platform aims to streamline capital movement while reducing exposure to market fragmentation and risk.
FalconX Integrates Ahead of Launch
According to Lynq, FalconX is actively connecting to the network through API integration ahead of the platform’s go-live date.
The prime brokerage brings significant trading volume and client reach, which Lynq believes will help accelerate adoption. Jerald David, CEO of Lynq, noted that FalconX’s involvement would strengthen liquidity and enhance network value.
David described FalconX as a “driving force” for Lynq’s mission to simplify and secure digital asset settlement. The collaboration follows Crypto.com’s recent decision to integrate with Lynq, making it the first major exchange to do so.
Fireblocks has also enabled access for over 2,000 clients through its own interface.
Built through a partnership between Arca Labs, Tassat Group, and tZERO, Lynq operates as a broker-dealer-driven utility for real-time settlement. It uses a tokenized treasury fund structure, with custody managed by a special-purpose broker.
The inclusion of FalconX adds to a strong lineup of institutional participants, reflecting broader alignment within the crypto and financial ecosystem.
Service providers like Avalanche and U.S. Bank also back the network. This backing supports Lynq’s vision of a scalable and compliant solution that meets the needs of today’s digital finance markets.
Delivering Real-Time Efficiency
FalconX Vice President Bob Rutherford said the partnership was aligned with the firm’s focus on infrastructure that creates measurable client benefits.
He added that real-time settlement and capital efficiency are increasingly important for institutional trading operations.
Lynq’s Yield-in-Transit system lets users earn interest even while settling transactions, which increases asset productivity. The platform also emphasizes transparency and security through proof-of-reserves and a bankruptcy-remote architecture.
With its expanding list of day-one partners, Lynq continues to gain traction among institutions seeking more efficient transaction systems. The platform’s real-time capabilities and interest-bearing features could help shape the next generation of crypto settlement.
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