Integral Integrates with CME Group to Enhance FX Trading Access

Integral, a multi-asset technology provider in the foreign exchange market, announced on Wednesday that it has launched a new integration with CME Group. This development allows Integral's clients to directly access the EBS Market and FX Spot+ platforms from Integral's trading interfaces.

The collaboration is designed to enable traders to execute FX spot, non-deliverable forward (NDF), and precious metals trades through their existing workflows without incurring additional fees or needing new technology investments. Integral stated that the integration supports both passive and aggressive order types via graphical user interfaces (GUIs), application programming interfaces (APIs), pre-built algorithms, and risk warehouses.

Paul Houston, Global Head of FX Products at CME Group, highlighted the significance of EBS Market: "The volatility experienced so far in 2025 has served as an important reminder of the critical role that EBS Market plays in the FX markets, providing firm, anonymous liquidity and no last look pricing." Harpal Sandhu, CEO of Integral, emphasized the client benefits, stating, "The integration with CME Group will lower the cost of trading for Integral's clients, while providing them with low cost access to one of the most liquid FX trading venues globally."

This move is expected to strengthen Integral's position as a provider of workflow-based trading solutions. Its front-to-back Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform, which is already utilized by over 200 financial institutions, now offers expanded access to primary FX liquidity.