Institutional digital asset trading technology Wyden and Taurus, a provider of enterprise-grade digital asset infrastructure, have integrated their platforms to link digital asset trading directly with custody for regulated institutions. The move connects Wyden’s trading system, Wyden Infinity, with Taurus’s custody solution, Taurus-PROTECT, according to a press release.
In the setup described by the companies, Wyden manages order management, routing and execution, while Taurus-PROTECT keeps assets in regulated custody. The integration is designed so that institutions do not need to pre-fund exchanges or transfer assets manually to trading venues before executing trades.
The companies say the connector supports near-real-time settlement processes. This includes pre-trade checks, post-trade confirmations and automated treasury movements between connected systems. Governance controls, approval chains and auditability remain in place for firms operating under regulatory requirements.
Building on a 2023 connection
Wyden and Taurus have been connected through Wyden’s liquidity network since 2023. The new integration extends that link into what the companies describe as a unified workflow covering custody, execution, treasury and settlement functions.
In the press release, Wyden founder Andy Flury said the integration simplifies front- and back-office processes by creating a single pathway from custody to trading and settlement. Taurus CMO Victor Busson said it allows institutions to execute and settle trades directly from custody with automated workflows and regulatory oversight.
