Capital markets leaders need to know which providers can handle digital asset volume moving onto institutional rails. Stablecoins processed US$33 trillion in transactions in 2025, according to Datos Insights. New blockchains launch faster than compliance tools can expand coverage, and institutions often need separate systems for trading, custody, and settlement.
Datos Insights profiles four firms in its Fintech Spotlight: Elliptic, Integral, Ondo Finance, and tZERO. Each targets a specific gap, such as real-time on-chain risk screening or tokenized securities issuance. Integral unifies trading, liquidity, and workflows across asset classes. tZERO combines tokenization, trading, settlement, and custody in one regulated framework.
Each profile sets out the market challenge, the firm’s offering, and Datos Insights’ view of why it matters. Readers can use the profiles to shortlist providers for on-chain compliance, tokenized securities, or digital asset trading.
Clients of Datos Insights’ Capital Markets practice can download this report.
The topics covered include:
- What is crypto prime brokerage?
Crypto prime brokerage lets an institution trade and settle with several counterparties through one account. Integral’s PrimeOne is one example. - What is tokenized securities trading?
Tokenized securities are digital tokens that represent traded assets, such as U.S. stocks or ETFs. Ondo Finance and tZERO both offer versions of this. - How do firms screen blockchain transactions for AML risk?
Elliptic screens wallets and transactions in real time across more than 66 blockchains, according to the report.
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