Wyden integrates with DFNS
22 July 2026 Switzerland, France
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Wyden, a provider of institutional digital asset trading technology, has integrated with digital asset banking platform DFNS to unify its operations into a singular, automated workflow.
The integration will span pre-trade checks, treasury management, order execution, settlement, and reconciliation.
Wyden’s infrastructure will be directly connected with DFNS’s core banking platform, intended to bridge the gap between trade execution and the operating layer.
According to the firms, the combination of their technologies will enable banks and brokers to execute digital asset trades without the need for manual fund transfers or potentially complex operational workarounds.
Post-trade asset movements with real-time monitoring and visibility; improved treasury control; built-in governance and auditability; and scalable market operations are also all said to be further benefits stemming from the partnership.
Commenting on the integration, Andy Flury, founder and board president of Wyden, says: “Our mission is to build the most efficient digital asset infrastructure for banks and brokers.
“Complex back office processes that once required manual intervention are now automated — our clients scale their digital asset operations with full confidence and regulatory oversight.”
Clarisse Hagège, CEO of DFNS, adds that the initiative combines “execution across the market’s deepest liquidity, settling straight through into accounts governed by policy, with an audit trail a supervisor will accept”, forgoing the need for “manual stitching” and “controls bolted on after the fact”.
The integration will span pre-trade checks, treasury management, order execution, settlement, and reconciliation.
Wyden’s infrastructure will be directly connected with DFNS’s core banking platform, intended to bridge the gap between trade execution and the operating layer.
According to the firms, the combination of their technologies will enable banks and brokers to execute digital asset trades without the need for manual fund transfers or potentially complex operational workarounds.
Post-trade asset movements with real-time monitoring and visibility; improved treasury control; built-in governance and auditability; and scalable market operations are also all said to be further benefits stemming from the partnership.
Commenting on the integration, Andy Flury, founder and board president of Wyden, says: “Our mission is to build the most efficient digital asset infrastructure for banks and brokers.
“Complex back office processes that once required manual intervention are now automated — our clients scale their digital asset operations with full confidence and regulatory oversight.”
Clarisse Hagège, CEO of DFNS, adds that the initiative combines “execution across the market’s deepest liquidity, settling straight through into accounts governed by policy, with an audit trail a supervisor will accept”, forgoing the need for “manual stitching” and “controls bolted on after the fact”.
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