CloudTech Group has launched RooRooEx, a new digital asset trading platform built on technology from currency and trading infrastructure provider Integral, targeting institutional, high-net-worth and individual investors.
The platform uses Integral’s digital asset trading infrastructure to connect with multiple liquidity providers and aggregate pricing across different sources. Orders can be routed between those liquidity venues in real time, a structure designed to improve execution and give clients access to a broader pool of digital asset liquidity.
RooRooEx supports AUD- and USD-denominated trading pairs across major cryptocurrencies, alongside USDT trading. Its execution tools include market and limit orders as well as time-weighted average price, or TWAP, strategies, bringing functionality commonly associated with professional trading environments into the platform.
CloudTech said the platform combines elements of exchange-based trading with over-the-counter market functionality. RooRooEx also integrates with CloudTech Custody, allowing eligible users to apply for a separate custody account or transfer assets to external wallets.
The launch expands Integral’s presence in digital assets alongside its established infrastructure for FX, CFDs and precious metals. Integral provides liquidity aggregation, execution, pricing, risk-management and workflow technology used by financial institutions including banks, brokers and investment firms.
RooRooEx is intended to be available globally, with an initial strategic focus on Australia, Singapore and Malaysia. The rollout comes as Australia continues strengthening its regulatory framework for digital asset businesses.
Separate reporting from Finance Magnates noted that CloudTech has not publicly identified which entities will serve RooRooEx clients in each of those markets or detailed the licensing arrangements covering the platform. In Australia, CloudTechX is registered with AUSTRAC as a digital currency exchange and remittance provider, although that registration concerns anti-money-laundering obligations rather than an Australian Financial Services Licence.
