Singapore, March 24th, 2026 — LTP, a global institutional prime brokerage group, has announced a strategic partnership with Singapore Gulf Bank (SGB), a Bahrain-licensed financial institution regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB), to integrate regulated fiat systems with digital asset infrastructure, enabling seamless fund flows, enhanced security, and continuous access between both ecosystems.
The collaboration leverages SGB’s regulated banking infrastructure to deliver compliant fiat custody and 24/7 instant access, addressing growing institutional demand for efficiency,capital mobility, and regulatory clarity. As a bank that proactively supports the digital assets industry, SGB offers stable and continuous banking support within the robust regulatory framework.
By integrating SGB Net, the bank's real-time transfer system, with LTP’s proprietary APIs, the partnership automates and standardizes LTP’s fund-flow operations, enabling direct settlement across both digital-asset and fiat channels. The combined solution provides institutional clients with faster, safer, and compliance-driven fund management capabilities.
“Our partnership with SGB significantly enhances LTP’s fiat transfers and custody capabilities,” said Jack Yang, Founder and CEO of LTP. “Through robust infrastructure, standardized processes, and rigorous compliance frameworks, institutional clients can now manage multi-asset portfolios with greater efficiency and transparency.”
“SGB is committed to delivering secure and compliant banking solutions that bridge the divide between traditional finance and digital assets,” said Shawn Chan, CEO of Singapore Gulf Bank. “By integrating with LTP’s institutional platform, we are extending our banking and API infrastructure to a broader client base, enabling secure and real-time fiat transfers globally.”
The collaboration reflects a growing trend among institutional brokers and banks to integrate fiat and digital-asset infrastructures under a common unified compliant framework. Looking ahead, LTP and SGB are exploring extended collaboration in areas such as digital assets liquidity management and institutional asset allocation, combining SGB’s regulated fiat framework with LTP’s multi-exchange connectivity and asset management expertise. This strategic alignment aims to deliver a next-generation gateway for institutional participants seeking seamless and compliant access between traditional finance and digital markets.
About LTP
LTP is a global institutional prime brokerage group comprising of multiple licensed entities, purpose-built to meet the evolving needs of digital asset market participants. By combining traditional financial market standards with blockchain-native infrastructures and innovations, LTP supports institutions by providing end-to-end prime services which includes trade execution, clearing, settlement and custody delivered by relevant licensed LTP entity or entities, depending on products and financing. LTP’s platform further supports institutional asset management, regulated OTC block trading, and compliant on/off-ramp solutions, providing a secure and scalable foundation for institutions across the digital asset ecosystem.
More details: https://www.liquiditytech.com
About Singapore Gulf Bank (SGB)
Singapore Gulf Bank (SGB) is a fully licensed digital bank regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB), providing banking, digital asset management and stablecoin settlement services for business and individuals worldwide.
Backed by Whampoa Group, a Singapore-based investment holding company and Mumtalakat, Bahrain’s sovereign wealth fund, SGB carries a legacy of trust into the digital era.
Learn more at www.sgb.com.
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