Exchange Capital's proprietary settlement infrastructure reaches corridors that most OTC desks cannot. Built on licensed payment rails and purpose-built for institutional crypto flow — from block trade settlement to treasury conversion and stablecoin off-ramp.

T+0 vs T+1 settlement: why it matters

For institutional counterparties managing treasury operations, funding cycles, or operational crypto positions, settlement speed is a capital efficiency issue. Exchange Capital defaults to T+0 on crypto legs, minimising counterparty exposure and freeing capital for the next trade.

Exchange Capital

T+0 settlement

  • Assets delivered same calendar day as execution
  • Reduces counterparty and market risk between trade and delivery
  • Maximises capital efficiency for active institutional flow
  • Crypto legs: T+0 standard via proprietary rails
  • Fiat legs: T+0 or T+1 depending on corridor
Exchange-run OTC

T+1 — T+2

  • Standard 24–48 hour settlement window
  • Capital tied up during settlement period
  • Counterparty exposure remains open overnight
  • Bank rails often limit fiat settlement windows
  • No guarantee on timing in volatile conditions
Crypto settlement
Digital asset delivery
BTC, ETH, major altcoins, and stablecoins settled directly to designated wallets. Same-day T+0. Full blockchain confirmation and post-trade receipt provided.
Fiat settlement
Crypto-to-fiat conversion
USD, EUR, GBP, and additional currencies available via Exchange Capital's licensed banking and payment partners. Reference-based allocation for clean reconciliation.
Stablecoin
Stablecoin off-ramp
USDT, USDC, and other major stablecoins converted to fiat via Exchange Capital's institutional off-ramp infrastructure. Suitable for payment providers and treasury operations.
Cross-border
High-growth corridors
Licensed settlement access across corridors where standard banking infrastructure is slow or unavailable. Coverage extended based on institutional counterparty requirements.
Treasury
Conversion programmes
Structured recurring conversion for miners, payment processors, and corporate treasuries. Scheduled settlement, multi-currency optimisation, and operational reporting.
Compliance
Licensed infrastructure
All settlement conducted via licensed payment infrastructure with full AML/CTF monitoring. FATF Travel Rule compliant. Counterparty wallet screening on every transaction.

Frequently asked questions

What is T+0 crypto settlement?

T+0 means digital assets are delivered on the same calendar day the trade is executed. Exchange Capital offers T+0 as standard for crypto legs via proprietary licensed infrastructure, reducing settlement risk and maximising capital efficiency for institutional counterparties.

Can Exchange Capital settle stablecoin to fiat?

Yes. USDT, USDC, and other major stablecoins can be converted to USD, EUR, GBP, and additional currencies via Exchange Capital's licensed off-ramp infrastructure. This service is used by payment providers, merchants, and corporate treasuries managing operational crypto balances.

What is the difference between crypto settlement rails and standard banking?

Standard banking rails (SWIFT, SEPA) are slow, restricted to banking hours, and limited in cross-border coverage. Exchange Capital's licensed settlement rails are purpose-built for digital asset flows — operating 24/7, reaching corridors standard banks cannot service, and settling crypto legs same-day without the constraints of traditional payment infrastructure.

Discuss your settlement requirements
Onboarding completes in 1–5 business days. Talk to the desk about corridor coverage and timing.
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