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Goldwise Brings 24/7 Institutional Precious Metals Trading With Integral Technology

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Goldwise Brings 24/7 Institutional Precious Metals Trading With Integral Technology

Goldwise Brings 24/7 Institutional Precious Metals Trading With Integral Technology

Goldwise has partnered with Integral to launch 24/7 institutional trading for physical gold, silver, platinum, and palladium. The company has integrated Integral's trading and risk management technology into GoldwiseConnect, its precious metals-as-a-service platform. The move boosts Goldwise's institutional offering and lets financial services firms provide real-time trading in physical precious metals.

What Integral's Technology Adds

Now, Goldwise uses Integral's full-stack technology for pricing, liquidity aggregation, and risk management. The integration also lets Goldwise operate around the clock. It helps wealth platforms and consumer fintech companies offer trading services outside traditional market hours. As a result, retail customers can respond to market movements ASAP.

Better Liquidity

A major part of the partnership is Integral's liquidity aggregation capability. It gives Goldwise access to deeper and more diverse liquidity pools from major precious metals market participants. This lets the company better meet the needs of wealth platforms, consumer fintech firms, and retail customers across global markets.

Branded Trading Experience

Goldwise also uses Integral's white-label technology to deliver a fully branded trading interface for its clients. At the same time, the company can send aggregated pricing directly into its existing mobile application through API. This means retail users also benefit from the improved trading infrastructure.

What Executives Say

Goldwise Co-founder Jatin Patel said the company built GoldwiseConnect to meet the growing need for real-time pricing and continuous trading because market volatility is the norm now. He explained that Integral's flexible technology aids in building a customised trading platform that supports Goldwise's goals. These goals are helping wealth and consumer fintech firms offer physical precious metals trading efficiently.

Integral CEO Harpal Sandhu said the company's technology can be tailored for businesses of different sizes, from fast-growing firms to large global financial institutions. He also noted that the platform handled the abrupt rise in precious metals trading earlier in 2026 without service interruptions. According to him, this same scalability and reliability will help Goldwise support new client segments.

About Goldwise

Goldwise is a UK-based fintech company. Former The Royal Mint executives Gareth Tucker and Jatin Patel founded it in 2021. The company aims to make investing in physical precious metals more accessible through a digital platform that offers direct ownership of allocated gold, silver, platinum, and palladium. It provides 24/7 trading, institutional pricing, fractional ownership, secure insured vault storage, and multi-currency support for individual investors. It also enables banks, wealth managers, fintechs, and investment platforms to integrate physical precious metals trading into their own services using APIs and white-label technology through its GoldwiseConnect infrastructure.

About Integral

Harpal Sandhu founded Integral in 1993 to blend finance with advanced technology. It builds cloud-based FX workflow and execution platforms. The company runs FX Grid™ and FX Inside EMS to connect users directly with FX liquidity and algorithmic trading tools. It expanded into crypto in 2023. Integral operates in Palo Alto, New York, London, Tokyo, Singapore, and Bengaluru.

Wrapping Up

The partnership gives Goldwise the technology to expand its institutional precious metals offering. The company will support wealth firms, fintechs, and retail clients with real-time access to physical precious metals markets.

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