Huobi Group launches institutional trading, an exclusive channel for depositing and withdrawing high-value assets. Huobi's Institutional Trading offers professional trading service for institutional investors.
Huobi Group, a leading global provider of financial solutions for blockchain assets, today announced the launch of Institutional Trading, an exclusive channel for institutions to provide security, interoperability and fast withdrawal of high-value assets.
The platform is expected to launch gradually. Initially, the new services will be limited and available only to the first 100 institutional clients and 10 deposit withdrawal transactions. The proposed new service will include the following Huobi professional services:
• Exclusive Channel: Exclusive channels for institutions to ensure secure, compliant and fast deposit and withdrawal of valuable assets.
• Multimedia: Meets the demand for trading with multiple positions and strategies, allowing up to 1,000 sub-accounts.
• Individual Limit: Limit on transaction volumes and credit funds.
• On-Call Service: Exclusive customer service manager for institutions providing on-call support.
• Outreach: Access to data analysis regularly published by Huobi Research and a report on investment strategies in secondary markets by Huobi Quant Academy.
• Meetings: Regular meetings with influential market participants to discuss the development of the crypto industry. Seminars on withdrawals, deposits and media resources.
• Research: Exclusive opportunity to participate in various investment projects.
Today, Huobi is one of the world's leading providers of digital assets and services, offering crypto investors a wide range of digital assets and financial instruments. In 2013, the Huobi team saw the huge potential of blockchain technology, crypto assets and global financial reform, all of which led to the creation of Huobi Group. Huobi now enables millions of users in over 130 countries to participate in digital asset markets. Huobi currently has offices in Singapore, USA, Japan, South Korea and Hong Kong (China), with plans to add more countries and regions.
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