An Interbank Global Financial Ecosystem
Designed for Global Institutions with Deep Liquidity, Credit and Technology

Configure access once.
Operate across the corridor.
Liquidity, matching and execution. Bank and non-bank liquidity aggregated into one firm order book.
- Central order book, price and time priority
- No last look on resting orders
- FX, metals, NDFs and forwards
Credit, margin and settlement. One counterparty relationship in place of multiple bilateral lines.
- Single net-open-position line
- Pre- and post-trade controls
- Consolidated physical and net settlement
Connectivity and distribution. A single FIX connection and a front end alongside your existing screens.
- Maker and taker bridges
- Dealer-to-dealer white-label distribution
- Market-data distribution and reporting
One relationship. One connection. One settlement.

The correspondent model asks an institution to build and maintain many bilateral relationships: separate credit lines, separate connections, separate settlement flows. MEX Exchange replaces that with one.
- One member relationship across execution, credit, settlement and technology
- One connection that runs alongside your existing screens, with no obligation to route
- One consolidated settlement in place of multiple bilateral flows
- Oversight and governance held above the pillars, at the ecosystem level
Built for the institutional profile you run
Configurations are assembled per member. Credit, margin and settlement terms are set individually. Find the path built for your institution.
Banks & financial institutions
Competitive electronic access and consolidated settlement without building or qualifying for a direct Tier-1 relationship.
View pathAsset managers & funds
Best-price selection against set parameters, with fill-quality reporting and clean post-trade.
View pathProprietary trading desks
A venue the correspondent model cannot serve, because settlement need not be physical. Net settlement and member resting orders.
View pathBuilt for GCC and emerging-market corridors
Local-currency and emerging-market pair coverage across the corridors that global venues serve thinly, with the credit and settlement layer that lets institutions access them through one relationship.
See instrument coverageGCC anchors
UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman.
Emerging-market corridors
Local-currency settlement and cross-corridor liquidity.
Africa & Asia
Selected corridors, added as coverage is confirmed.
One settlement
One settlement, through MEX PB, physical and net.

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Institutional enquiries only. Tell us the nature of your enquiry and we route it to the desk that owns it.
