20 fintechs sign up for interface certification on DTCC’s central matching engine

The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) announced that 20 financial services technology providers have agreed to certify their interfaces in support of enhanced US trade flow capabilities in DTCC’s CTM service. CTM is a platform for central matching of cross-border and domestic transactions, automating the trade confirmation process across multiple asset classes.

Seven of the firm’s top 10 Order Management Solution (OMS) providers, representing over 70% of OMS trade allocation volumes, have already migrated to CTM’s latest version.

Under DTCC’s Partner Program, this latest connectivity initiative will enable clients to take advantage of CTM’s enhanced US trade flow capabilities while using their existing investments in order management systems, portfolio management solutions, middleware, trading systems and more. It also further supports the migration of clients from DTCC’s legacy OASYS allocation and confirmation solution to CTM by the OASYS retirement date of October 2021.

The inclusion of US trade flows in CTM means firms can interact with all counterparties on a single integrated system for US domestic, non-US domestic and cross-border activity. Firms will benefit from: CTM’s central matching workflow; ALERT enrichment, enabling users to share accurate account and standard settlement instructions (SSIs) worldwide; and settlement notification functionality that automatically creates and transmits settlement messages in industry standard formats.

Marisol Collazo, managing director for Business Development & Global Head of Strategic Partnerships at DTCC, said in a statement: “These critical partnerships are a testament to the value we are delivering to mutual clients through the DTCC Partner Program and solidifies CTM as the central matching solution of choice for the industry.”

Matthew Stauffer, managing director and head of Institutional Trade Processing (ITP) at DTCC, said in a statement: “DTCC’s ITP suite of services enables optimal no-touch processing, from post-execution to settlement finality. As part of this solution set, the addition of enhanced US trade flows in CTM is a significant milestone that enables firms to access an end-to-end market utility workflow via a single, integrated platform, reducing operational costs created by supporting multiple interfaces and manual touch points. Upon migrating US trade flows from OASYS to CTM, our clients will be able to manage their entire trade lifecycle across all markets, from post-execution to settlement, from one platform.”

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