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Alpaca integrates Kraken Embed to expand crypto access for its partner network
In a significant move to accelerate the growth of digital assets adoption, Alpaca, a leading U.S.-based brokerage infrastructure platform, has integrated Kraken Embed into its existing crypto capabilities. This strategic partnership enables Alpaca’s extensive partner network to seamlessly integrate regulated spot and derivatives trading into their products.
As part of this integration, Alpaca will now be able to offer its 200+ enterprise partners and millions of end-user accounts access to Kraken’s industry-leading blockchain and cryptocurrency infrastructure. The move is a major milestone for both companies, as it sets the stage for unprecedented growth in crypto adoption across Alpaca’s vast network.
According to the announcement, the integration with Kraken Embed enables Alpaca to significantly enhance its existing crypto capabilities, while also providing a scalable solution that meets regulatory standards and reduces operational complexity. This allows fintech infrastructure providers like Alpaca to expand their offerings to include crypto trading without requiring separate integrations.
“We are thrilled to partner with Alpaca to deliver regulated spot and derivatives trading to their vast network of partners,” said [Name], Head of Product at Kraken. “Our goal is to enable institutions and platforms building the next generation of financial products to access our trusted infrastructure, and this integration marks a major step forward in that mission.”
The integration with Alpaca highlights the potential for blockchain-based solutions to revolutionize traditional financial systems by providing unparalleled speed, security, and compliance. With Kraken Embed, Alpaca’s clients can now enjoy uninterrupted access to a range of digital assets, including spot and derivatives trading.
This development is expected to have far-reaching implications for the crypto space, as it provides a secure and scalable solution that enables institutions to expand their offerings into regulated markets.
Source: blog.kraken.com
