Alpaca, a self-employed broker who offers stocks, ETFs, options and fixed income, announced today his acceptance as a Nasdaq exchange member.
This helps to strengthen Alpaka’s presence in the US market and reflects its ongoing development towards building an internal, full-stroke infrastructure intercession.
Participation in Nasdaq allows Alpaca to be linked directly to the exchange books of the exchange, providing improved access to the full depth of liquidity and the integrated order of order types.
“Our participation in Nasdaq demonstrates Alpaca’s maturity and progress in financial markets, emphasizing the expansive range of commercial products we can deliver, linking our users directly to one of the most important shares in the world,” Tony Lee, Tony Lee.
This milestone adds to the recent Alpaca entries with the Corporation Curring Corporation (FICC) and Options Curring Corporation (OCC), along with the existing DTCC clearing status. Together, these approvals mark the growing role of the company as a recognized market participant.
“Alpaca’s role is to provide infrastructure that authorizes cooperation with speed, reliability and trust,” said Yoshi Yokokawa, CEO & co -founder of Alpaca. “For the infrastructure to truly serve its purpose, it must remain flexible-with more options so that partners can provide better experiences. Being a member of Nasdaq further enhances the Foundation of Full Stations we build with our technology and brokerage.”