ISAM Securities connects Match-Prime liquidity to its Apex bridge

Trading desk screens displaying market prices, illustrating the liquidity feed connected to iSAM Securities Apex.
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Apex widens its provider set

ISAM Securities has added Match-Prime as a liquidity source on Apex, opening the provider's multi-asset offering to brokers using the platform. The feed sits within Apex's aggregation and routing tools, which let brokers handle order flow across providers and assess the prices and available depth each source presents.

Match-Prime is regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission. Its offering covers more than 2,000 instruments, with liquidity drawn from multiple institutional sources. The company says brokers can access tailored pricing and as many as 10 levels of market depth.

The instrument range includes equities and cryptocurrency contracts for difference, as well as commodities, precious metals, indices and foreign exchange. The connection follows Evenox, previously known as LP Prime, linking to the Apex bridge with liquidity across more than 2,500 instruments. Finance Magnates previously reported on that addition.

Other Apex connections this year include CMC Markets, which brought its institutional pricing to the bridge in June, and Crossover Markets, which connected its CROSSx order book, according to iSAM Securities. Elsewhere, Your Bourse added Advanced Markets to its premium liquidity provider programme in June without a separate technology charge. MetaQuotes linked Vantage liquidity to its Ultency engine for MetaTrader 5 brokers in April.

  • Provider: Match-Prime
  • Bridge: iSAM Securities Apex
  • Depth: up to 10 levels
  • Coverage: more than 2,000 instruments

Where this lands in the stack

For a broker, the change is a new liquidity connection within an aggregation and routing layer, rather than a new trading platform. Teams will need to establish how Match-Prime's instruments map to their existing symbols, how the feed's depth and pricing appear in their configuration, and how orders are directed between providers. The report does not specify the connection protocol, onboarding steps or any latency characteristics.

Operators should confirm how instrument settings, price-depth handling and routing rules will be configured before enabling the source. The report also gives no cost or availability terms for the Match-Prime connection. Those details, along with any reconciliation or reporting changes required, remain questions for iSAM Securities and Match-Prime.