We are thrilled to announce a strategic partnership between TTM Prime and Newbund, combining TTM Prime's expertise in over-the-counter (OTC) crypto trading with Newbund's innovative digital asset wealth solutions.
TTM Prime is a Swiss-based financial intermediary specializing in OTC crypto trading. Affiliated with SO-FIT, a self-regulatory organization recognized by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA), TTM Prime offers deep liquidity and dedicated off-exchange services to both institutions and high net worth individuals.
Newbund is a leading digital asset partner specializing in structured products with predefined risk-return profiles. With over five years of experience in digital asset trading, Newbund supports institutional clients through $1B+ average monthly derivatives trading volume, offering structured products and execution services designed to help clients pursue performance goals and risk management strategies—all under their direct control.
As the digital asset market continues to evolve, this collaboration marks a significant step forward in Newbund's mission to become a comprehensive leader in the digital asset space while solidifying Newbund’s dedication to uphold the highest standards of regulatory compliance in an increasingly regulated digital asset market.
For more information or to explore partnership opportunities, qualified counterparties may visit TTM Prime and Newbund.
DISCLAIMER: TTM Prime is not itself licensed or prudentially supervised by FINMA. Newbund is not licensed or supervised by any regulatory authority in respect of cryptocurrency-related and/or security-related business activities. This communication is strictly intended for media located outside Singapore and this announcement does not constitute an offer of securities, derivatives, or digital payment token services to retail customers in Switzerland or Singapore or any other jurisdiction where such offer is unlawful. Products referred to may be complex and may not be suitable for retail investors. Potential counterparties should make their own independent assessment and obtain professional advice.