Movantis has integrated Integral FX, adding distribution routes for banks, payment networks and cryptocurrency distributors. The 15 October announcement describes an implemented connection supporting the group’s institutional foreign-exchange services across Latin America.[1]
The installed stack brings pricing, aggregation, risk management and distribution together. Movantis says it has established three channels:[1]
FX distribution routes established by Movantis
| Route | Connection |
|---|---|
| Institutional trading interface | Client trading through Integral’s platform |
| Direct client API | Programmatic dealing with clients |
| Multi-dealer venue API | A third-party venue through Movantis’ licensed-provider network |
Movantis reports moving more than US$60 billion annually across its network and handling over 200 million transactions. Those are network-wide measures, rather than the volume executed through the new Integral connection.[1]
Pricing supply and client distribution
Integral’s aggregation product combines price feeds from banks, non-bank liquidity providers, brokers and venues. It allows operators to configure liquidity pools and execution rules and analyse providers. That is the supply side of the arrangement: the mix of prices and counterparties from which an operator builds its offering.[3]
Distribution handles the other direction, delivering prices to clients through interfaces, APIs and third-party venues. Integral’s product documentation describes common pricing, routing and risk workflows across these channels, together with established venue connections. For a payments group serving different institutional client types, this architecture can reduce the need to build a separate distribution stack for each route.[2]
Movantis’ own cross-border materials identify USD/MXN, Central American currencies and other Latin American pairs as areas served through regulated partners. Its FX and liquidity services are supplied by non-affiliated third parties licensed in the relevant jurisdictions, and the platform is aimed at business counterparties. The integration therefore extends the technology connecting that institutional network while the underlying FX service remains tied to the relevant provider and country.[4]
Sources & further reading
- Movantis Selects Integral to Expand its FX Liquidity Capabilities Integral · 15 Oct 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- FX Distribution Solutions | Multi-Channel Distribution Made Easy Integral · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- FX Liquidity Aggregation Integral · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Unified API for LatAm Cross-Border Payments | 15+ Markets Movantis · Accessed 20 Oct 2026