BitDelta Pro selects Iress for multi-asset trading platform

BitDelta Pro has selected Iress to provide the core technology for its multi-asset trading platform. The agreement covers trading, market data and order management systems to support trading across traditional and digital asset classes.

Iress will supply front-end and back-office infrastructure, including market data feeds, order-routing and execution tools, connectivity to exchanges and liquidity providers, and reporting and risk controls. BitDelta Pro plans to use those components to integrate trading of equities, foreign exchange instruments and digital assets within a single platform for its clients.

Implementation is under way, with technical teams from both firms coordinating systems integration and testing. The work will focus first on connecting market data and order-routing, with more advanced features such as margining, derivatives trading and consolidated reporting to be added in later phases.

BitDelta Pro will combine Iress infrastructure with its own custody services and client-facing features to present a unified trading experience. The Iress connectivity options are intended to give BitDelta Pro access to multiple trading venues and liquidity pools.

Neither company disclosed financial terms or a precise go-live date. Industry practice for similar projects often uses phased rollouts, beginning with basic market access and expanding to more complex functions over time.

Iress is an Australia-headquartered technology firm listed on the Australian Securities Exchange that supplies trading and market-data infrastructure, and wealth and portfolio management systems to brokers, wealth managers and exchanges in several jurisdictions.

Regulatory and market-structure differences between securities and digital assets will affect system design. Providers must address different settlement cycles, custody arrangements and compliance regimes. The partnership will use Iress’ existing systems for audit trails, trade surveillance and regulatory reporting while adding modules for custody and tokenized asset handling.