Gemini Acquires Trading Technology Platform Omniex to Launch Prime Brokerage Service

Gemini recently announced the acquisition of Omniex, a trading technology platform that provides order, execution, and portfolio management system solutions for institutional crypto trading.

The acquisition enables Gemini to publicly launch Gemini Prime, a crypto prime brokerage offering that has been supporting a select client base over the past year. Following the full rollout of Gemini Prime in Q2 2022, the integration of Omniex with Gemini's existing custody, clearing, and OTC trading capabilities will simplify trading for institutional investors by providing:

• A single point of access to multiple exchanges and OTC liquidity sources

• Sophisticated tools and algorithms to ensure best execution and trade transparency

• ​An institutional-grade trading experience with full API connectivity

There has been unprecedented demand among institutional investors for access to the full breadth of the digital asset ecosystem over the past year and Gemini has been building an institutional business focused on providing the best crypto trading technology available. Combined with its institutional-grade security and proactive regulatory approach, the integration of Omniex's technology with Gemini's unique clearing and custody capabilities creates a full-service industry-leading crypto prime brokerage service tailored to the needs of institutional investors.

Gemini brings a variety of specialized services focused on the institutional community including: Gemini Fund Solutions, Gemini Wealth & Investment Solutions, Hedge Fund & Liquidity Solutions, and Corporate & Family Office Solutions. These offerings are tailor-made for the differing needs of the wide swath of institutions that are seeing a need to participate in the crypto ecosystem.

Omniex was founded by CEO Hu Liang and Chief Strategy Officer John Burnett. As part of this acquisition, the Omniex team will be joining Gemini to expand and drive platform capabilities for the Prime Services division.