On June 15, FalconX, a leading institutional digital asset prime brokerage, announced that it is joining the Taurus-NETWORK in order to boost the on-chain liquidity.
We’re pleased to join Taurus-NETWORK, the institutional digital asset network developed by @taurus_hq, as a liquidity and financing provider.
Through the network, FalconX will support institutional participants with access to liquidity and credit solutions, helping expand…
— FalconX (@FalconXGlobal) June 15, 2026
Taurus-NETWORK is the infrastructure for the interbank, and it is also working as an entity for collateral management. This integration will make FalconX a major source of liquidity on the network for the regulated entities in the digital asset ecosystem. It will also increase the connectivity and flow of capital on the network.
FalconX to Boost Capital Efficiency for Digital Assets on Taurus-NETWORK
The announcement is the major expansion for the Taurus-NETWORK, which was launched in April 2025. It has already connected regulated entities across the world, including Arab Bank Switzerland, Capital Union Bank, Syz Bank, Swissquote, and others. The network is working as an infrastructure for issuing, trading, and settling digital assets while following regulations in the different regions.
Taurus Network is the regulated infrastructure that allows its members to trade digital assets. They can also use digital assets as collateral between their Taurus PROTECT custody systems while transacting funds without any middleman.
Taurus has built-in tools to manage collateral and settle trades automatically while ensuring that the operations run without any interruptions. FalconX will use this infrastructure to provide its liquidity to other members present on the network, along with its lending services to other members around the world.
This integration will also help the network to create new users in various areas such as collateral management, lending, borrowing, and derivatives. This integration will provide network members with direct access to FalconX’s large liquidity pools with institutional money. This integration is also expected to resolve issues in digital assets, such as using capital efficiently.
Lamine Brahimi, co-founder and Managing Partner at Taurus, stated in the official announcement, saying that “We’re pleased to welcome FalconX to Taurus-NETWORK. FalconX’s proven track record in institutional trading and lending aligns perfectly with our goal of building a secure and connected environment where financial institutions can do business together while having end-to-end control on their digital assets.”
Joshua Lim, Global Co-Head of Markets at FalconX, stated that, “Institutional adoption requires infrastructure that enables more efficient trading, financing, and collateral workflows across digital assets. Through Taurus-NETWORK, FalconX can extend its liquidity and credit capabilities to a broader set of institutional counterparties, helping facilitate more efficient movement of capital across the ecosystem.”
Taurus-NETWORK Expands Its Regulated Infrastructure with New Members
The onboarding of FalconX is coming at a time when other popular names like Capital Union Bank, Flowdesk, ISP Group, Misyon Bank, and Swissquote have already joined Taurus Network.
After its launch in 2025, the network has included many banks and providers of liquidity. There are also other major partnerships that took place in recent times, including its integration with P2P.org for staking services.
It has also connected with Wyden for connecting trading to custody in an automatic manner, Everstake, Blockdaemon, and Circle for stablecoins. This is the best example of how blockchain-based digital asset ecosystems can also be connected with regulated entities.
FalconX is also expanding its operations after it acquired 21Shares, which is the leading issuer of exchange-traded funds (ETFs). It has also formed partnerships with MoonPay for retail liquidity, with Talos for foreign exchange liquidity in crypto trading, and with Lynq for settling trades in real time.
“The partnership further strengthens the capabilities of Taurus-NETWORK, which continues to grow as a leading platform for financial institutions looking to operate safely within the regulated digital asset markets. By integrating FalconX, Taurus continues to expand the infrastructure needed to support institutional adoption at scale,” stated in the official announcement.
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