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Digital assets

Institutional Crypto Purchase

Acquire or sell large digital asset positions through a single RFQ request while comparing firm quotes from competing liquidity providers.

1 RFQmultiple LP responses
Firmtime-bound quotes
Auditexecution trail

Example

A hedge fund acquires $5 million BTC through a single RFQ request and receives competitive quotes from multiple liquidity providers.

Market challenge

Large crypto orders can leak intent, move markets, or create fragmented execution records when handled through public books and bilateral channels.

Before and after ORDIS

Move from manual coordination to private RFQ execution.

Before

×Public book exposure

×Dealer-by-dealer calls

×Unclear quote history

×Manual settlement handoff

After

Private block RFQ

Competing LP responses

Quote validity windows

Structured execution record

How ORDIS helps

A clear path from intent to execution.

01

Package the order

Set the side, notional, asset, and execution constraints.

02

Collect quotes

Qualified LPs respond with firm prices and validity windows.

03

Rank execution

ORDIS surfaces the best available quote and competing alternatives.

04

Route settlement

Accepted quotes move into the selected settlement workflow.

Customer value

Reduced information leakage for large digital asset executionSide-by-side pricing across permissioned counterpartiesStructured execution record for internal review

Designed to expand

The same private execution rail can extend from BTC and ETH into additional digital assets and block workflows as customer demand grows.

Recommended integration paths

Choose the path that fits the customer.

Next step

Map this workflow to your operating model.

Explore the workflow with ORDIS to align asset coverage, users, settlement routes, controls, and integration scope.

Broader opportunity

The same RFQ infrastructure can support additional assets, liquidity providers, integration methods, and partner surfaces over time.