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Kaiko extends its range of Reference Rates for FX across the U.S. Dollar, UK Pound Sterling, and Australian Dollar.
Kaiko expands Reference Rates for FX across the U.S. Dollar, UK Pound Sterling, and Australian Dollar.
Kaiko has extended its range of Reference Rates for FX across the U.S. Dollar, UK Pound Sterling, and Australian Dollar. Bringing institutional-grade pricing to global currency markets, Kaiko’s foreign exchange Reference Rates are now available around the clock, moving beyond the gaps between traditional daily fixing windows, and further enabling critical use cases including derivatives settlement and collateral marking.
As with all Kaiko rates, delivery is available both off-chain via API (24/5) and on-chain through Kaiko’s Data On-Ramp service (24/7).
By making FX rates available on-chain via oracle, Kaiko is reinforcing itself as the leading market data provider that’s helping institutions move capital markets on-chain, while simultaneously working towards a long-term vision to offer trusted information from all markets, on all networks.
Learn more about our extensive new range of Reference Rates for FX here.
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