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Taurus T-DX: Swiss OTF trading, custody, eligibility and market notices

T-DX execution rules, pooled custody, indirect retail participation, Swiss permissions, deposit-protection boundaries and current instrument notices.

By FXBrokers Research DeskOperating status: ActivePublished Updated Sources checked
  • T-DX is a Swiss OTF operated by FINMA-listed Taurus SA.
  • Retail clients may participate indirectly; direct and indirect eligibility differ.
  • T-DX pooled custody and PRIME segregated custody are distinct; crypto is outside esisuisse cover.
  • Current notices supersede older listings and promotional instrument examples.

T-DX is an organised trading facility operated by Swiss securities firm Taurus SA. It supports digital assets and tokenised/private securities under discretionary trading rules, including auctions. Retail clients can participate indirectly under its rulebook. This venue should be distinguished from Taurus PRIME’s separate OTC service and from a stock-exchange listing.[2][3][7]

Markets & services

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Marketplace scope

Marketplace scope
ItemPublished terms
CryptoAdmitted cryptocurrency marketsSource 1Source 2
Tokenised/private securitiesEquity, debt and other admitted instrumentsSource 1Source 2
Market structureContinuous order books and auctionsSource 1Source 2
Operator discretionTaurus can admit, suspend or remove instruments and vary schedulesSource 1Source 2
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T-DX and PRIME have different roles

T-DX and PRIME have different roles
ItemPublished terms
T-DXOrganised trading facility with its own rules and market scheduleSource 3Source 6
PRIMESeparate OTC brokerage/trading, custody and staking serviceSource 3Source 6
Custody differenceT-DX disclosure says omnibus; PRIME says individual/segregatedSource 3Source 6
Access interfaceShared app branding does not remove the legal/product distinctionSource 3Source 6
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Published OTF trading hours

Published OTF trading hours
ItemPublished terms
Normal ruleMonday–Friday, 09:00–17:00 Swiss timeSource 2Source 3
Market-specific scheduleMay differ; shown for the instrumentSource 2Source 3
AuctionsExecute according to the particular auction timetableSource 2Source 3
Exceptional conditionsTaurus may alter hours or halt tradingSource 2Source 3
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Order entry and binding effect

Order entry and binding effect
ItemPublished terms
ChannelsElectronic platform, API and FIXSource 2
OrdersBinding offers; amend/cancel through the available channelsSource 2
MatchingTaurus may exercise the discretion allowed by the OTF rulesSource 2
Executed tradeConfirmation evidences a binding agreementSource 2
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Transparency and monitoring

Transparency and monitoring
ItemPublished terms
Pre-tradeSix best bids and asks with volumes described in the rulebookSource 2
Post-tradePrice, quantity and time published for executionsSource 2
SurveillanceIndependent internal monitoring function and chronological recordsSource 2
ExceptionRequired transparency can be suspended where a competent authority permits itSource 2
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Algorithmic access

Algorithmic access
ItemPublished terms
PermissionPrior written consent requiredSource 2
TestingConformity testing before initial deployment or material updateSource 2
ResponsibilityParticipant remains responsible for its systemsSource 2
Market conductAlgorithms must not create disorderly tradingSource 2

Fees & commercial terms

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Price schedule and cost components

Price schedule and cost components
ItemPublished terms
Standard OTF feesRulebook directs clients to the app price listSource 2Source 6
Tariff limitationComplete current Swiss numerical schedule was not retrievedSource 2Source 6
Additional chargesTerms permit applicable third-party brokerage, exchange, tax, custody and network costsSource 2Source 6
ChangesNormally effective 30 calendar days after notification, unless otherwise specifiedSource 2Source 6
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OTF price versus principal quote

OTF price versus principal quote
ItemPublished terms
OTFExecution follows its market schedule and rulebookSource 6Source 2
No available bid/askTaurus is not obliged to supply a priceSource 6Source 2
Principal OTCAll-in price can include external spread, fees and a Taurus markupSource 6Source 2
Separate obligationPrincipal-pricing terms should not be substituted for the OTF execution policySource 6Source 2
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Account charges and remuneration

Account charges and remuneration
ItemPublished terms
InterestTerms say client accounts do not receive interestSource 6
DebitsAgreed charges, expenses, taxes and applicable negative interest can be debitedSource 6
RoundingCustody terms permit rounding to the nearest five Swiss cents or equivalentSource 6
Negotiated termsA separately agreed tariff can applySource 6

Deposits, withdrawals & settlement

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Settlement methods

Settlement methods
ItemPublished terms
Traditional securitiesRelevant market practices and SIX SIS procedures where applicableSource 2Source 6
Digital assetsTaurus uses distributed ledgers permitted by T-DXSource 2Source 6
Execution versus deliveryOrder confirmation and completed delivery are different recordsSource 2Source 6
Banking detailsActual account instructions and cutoff times belong to the client arrangementSource 2Source 6
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Issuer registration and asset rights

Issuer registration and asset rights
ItemPublished terms
Shareholder registerTaurus rulebook disclaims responsibility for registering a new shareholderSource 2Source 3
Token registration agreementRelevant terms must be read for the individual securitySource 2Source 3
Investment rightHolding a token does not establish identical rights across different issuersSource 2Source 3

Custody & asset handling

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T-DX asset holding

T-DX asset holding
ItemPublished terms
StructureCollective, pooled or omnibusSource 3
Purpose describedExecution and settlement of client transactionsSource 3
InterestNo interest on these digital-asset holdingsSource 3
Governing documentTaurus custody regulationsSource 3
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Deposit protection is asset-specific

Deposit protection is asset-specific
ItemPublished terms
Eligible depositsTaurus says esisuisse protection is capped at CHF 100,000 per clientSource 3
SecuritiesIncluding tokenised and ledger-based securities: excluded from deposit insuranceSource 3
CryptoNon-government-currency balances and custody crypto are excludedSource 3
Market lossesDeposit protection does not insure an investment’s priceSource 3
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Private-security disclosure risks

Private-security disclosure risks
ItemPublished terms
AdmissionTrading on T-DX is not a stock-exchange listingSource 3
Issuer reportingNo extra continuous reporting duty arises solely from T-DX admissionSource 3
Liquidity and valuationSparse disclosure and trading can impair exit and valuationSource 3
Takeover/listing rulesOrdinary listed-company protections do not automatically attachSource 3

Client eligibility & restrictions

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Direct participants

Direct participants
ItemPublished terms
Swiss institutionsBanks, securities firms and qualifying supervised entitiesSource 2
Foreign institutionsRelevant FINMA authorisation required under the rulebookSource 2
AdmissionCustomer due diligence, sanctions checks and operator approvalSource 2
Ongoing complianceAdmission can be restricted or withdrawnSource 2
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Indirect participants include retail clients

Indirect participants include retail clients
ItemPublished terms
Taurus clientsRetail, professional or institutional clients trading for their own accountSource 2Source 3
Other clientsCan connect through a participating bank or securities firmSource 2Source 3
Other eligible rolesIssuers and market-making/liquidity entities under the rulesSource 2Source 3
Product restrictionClient category does not override an instrument’s offering restrictionsSource 2Source 3
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Cross-border material requires care

Cross-border material requires care
ItemPublished terms
App footer exclusionsNames US, Canada, UK, Singapore and China residentsSource 5
UK cross-border noticeSeparately addresses specified investment professionals and qualifying entitiesSource 5
ResultPublic wording is not a single consistent country-acceptance matrixSource 5
Account decisionObtain explicit current entity/product eligibility before relying on a website noticeSource 5
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Execution-only service

Execution-only service
ItemPublished terms
AdviceTaurus says it does not provide investment adviceSource 3
Suitability/appropriatenessDisclosure says these assessments are not performed for its execution-only serviceSource 3
Investor responsibilityIssuer terms, liquidity and trading schedule remain materialSource 3

Support & contacts

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Support and public information

Support and public information
ItemPublished terms
Email[email protected]Source 5Source 1Source 3
Market changesOfficial T-DX notices pageSource 5Source 1Source 3
Service incidentsStatus link in the official site/appSource 5Source 1Source 3
MediationTaurus disclosure identifies Swiss Chambers’ Arbitration Institution as its recognised FinSA ombudsman routeSource 5Source 1Source 3

Authorisations & registrations

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Independent FINMA evidence

Independent FINMA evidence
ItemPublished terms
FirmTaurus SASource 7Source 2
CityGenèveSource 7Source 2
Licence categorySecurities firmSource 7Source 2
List date inspected27 October 2026Source 7Source 2
OTF operationDescribed in the firm’s dedicated rulebook under Swiss FMIA Articles 42–43Source 7Source 2
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Regulatory boundaries

Regulatory boundaries
ItemPublished terms
T-DXSwiss OTFSource 3Source 5
Stock exchange/MTF/DLT trading facilityThe firm expressly distinguishes T-DX from these categoriesSource 3Source 5
European affiliateSeparate Taurus (Europe) Ltd references do not extend Swiss OTF permissionSource 3Source 5
Corporate identifierCHE-337.375.281 identifies the company, not a financial licence numberSource 3Source 5

Operator & entity scope

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Operator identity

Operator identity
ItemPublished terms
Legal nameTaurus SASource 5Source 3
UIDCHE-337.375.281Source 5Source 3
AddressPlace Ruth-Bösiger 6, 1201 Geneva, SwitzerlandSource 5Source 3
Other businessesTechnology infrastructure and PRIME services have separate contractual termsSource 5Source 3
Operator
Taurus SA
Exchange model
Centralised
Service scope
Swiss OTF for digital assets, tokenised securities and other admitted instruments, using continuous books and auctions. PRIME OTC brokerage is a separate service within the Taurus product family.
Client types
Retail clients; Professional clients; Institutional clients
Pricing publication
Public and quoted pricing
Other names
T-DX; Taurus Digital eXchange; Taurus T-DX OTF
Headquarters
Geneva, Switzerland
Covered jurisdictions
Switzerland
Pricing scope
Rulebook links to a public price list in the app, but a complete current numeric Swiss tariff was not retrievable in the reviewed public pages. OTF trading and principal OTC pricing follow different provisions.
Funding scope
Digital-asset transactions settle through permitted distributed ledgers; traditional securities follow market/SIX SIS practices where applicable. Exact funding accounts and fees follow the client arrangement.
Custody and asset handling
T-DX disclosure describes collective/pooled/omnibus digital-asset holdings for execution and settlement. PRIME separately describes individual/segregated custody. Crypto and securities are outside esisuisse deposit insurance.
Client eligibility
Rulebook allows eligible regulated direct participants and indirect retail, professional and institutional clients. Admission, country restrictions and individual product eligibility remain separate.
Support
[email protected]; official notices and status page. Taurus disclosure identifies a Swiss mediation route for financial-services clients.
Authorisation and registration scope
FINMA’s 27 October 2026 list names Taurus SA, Geneva, as a securities firm. The firm operates T-DX as a Swiss OTF; its corporate UID is not a licence number.

Exchange metadata checked 27 Oct 2026Source 1Source 2Source 3Source 4Source 5Source 6Source 7

Covered contracting entities

Taurus SA

Jurisdiction
Switzerland
Covered services
FINMA-listed securities firm and operator of T-DX OTF
Client and location scope
Approved direct participants and eligible indirect retail/professional/institutional clients.
Source 7Source 2Source 3

Additional Information

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Current instrument-notice distinctions

Current instrument-notice distinctions
ItemPublished terms
Audacia12 October notice schedules final auction for 29 October 2026 at 12:00 CET; future at this reviewSource 4
QoQa BrewNotice says trading suspended/terminated on 25 March 2026 at 09:00 CETSource 4
RealUnitNotice ended trading on 29 August 2025 at 17:00Source 4
InterpretationOlder promotional examples are not evidence that an instrument remains tradableSource 4

For a private or tokenised security, the venue’s regulated status answers only part of the assessment. Issuer rights, actual bids, the current trading schedule and any termination notice determine how the position can be held or sold. That is especially relevant where trading takes place in periodic auctions.[3][2][4]

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Sources & further reading

  1. T-DX marketplace and product categories Taurus · Accessed 27 Oct 2026

This profile reports dated public information, including exchange-published services and terms. It does not independently test or guarantee trading, custody, pricing or withdrawals. Inclusion is not an endorsement. Permissions and protections apply only to the named legal entity, service and client category; check the current official records and your contract.

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