Crypto.com Exchange has announced a strategic partnership with Insilico Terminal, giving users of the exchange access to professional trading tools while they continue to trade spot and derivatives through Crypto.com.

The integration allows Crypto.com Exchange accounts to connect directly with Insilico's trading platform, which is designed for active crypto traders seeking faster execution and more advanced order management. Through the partnership, users can access Insilico's execution tools without paying subscription fees, while keeping their funds on Crypto.com Exchange.

Independent, API-connected terminals are an established part of crypto's trading infrastructure, used by professional desks and active traders to manage orders across multiple venues from a single screen. For exchanges, integrations of this kind put institutional-style execution tools in front of a broader user base while leaving custody of funds with the venue — the structure Crypto.com and Insilico have adopted.

Crypto.com Exchange is the spot and derivatives exchange operated by Crypto.com, a global cryptocurrency platform. Insilico Terminal provides an API-based professional trading terminal that connects to multiple exchanges, allowing traders to monitor route orders through a single interface.

According to the announcement, the partnership centers on three elements: Insilico's tools for spot and derivatives trading access, low-latency execution without subscription fees or custody of user assets, and support for advanced orders, hotkeys and multi-exchange trading.

Advanced trading tools added for Crypto.com users

Crypto.com users will be able to use a range of professional execution features through Insilico Terminal. These include Chase, Swarm, TWAP (time-weighted average price), Scale orders, Depth of Market, programmable hotkeys, automated sizing and one-click strategies.

Order types like TWAP and Depth of Market are staples of institutional execution desks, where they are used to control how orders reach the market. Making them available to an exchange's wider user base, and without a subscription, is the distinguishing element of the arrangement.

The tools are intended to support more complex trading approaches across both spot and derivatives markets. The integration also allows users to monitor and trade their Crypto.com accounts alongside accounts from other exchanges within a single customisable workspace.

Insilico said its platform is built for low-latency performance, with fast and reliable execution designed for volatile crypto markets. The connection is API-only and includes support for two-factor authentication. Insilico does not take custody of user funds or store sensitive account data.

The terminal integration is free for Crypto.com users, with no subscriptions or hidden fees charged by Insilico. Users can therefore access advanced execution features, monitor multiple exchange accounts from one customisable workspace and trade directly on Crypto.com without Insilico charging subscription fees or taking custody of their funds.

Partnership targets active and high-volume traders

The companies said the collaboration is aimed at serving a wide range of users, from high-volume futures traders to active spot traders, by providing access to institutional-grade trading tools.

"This partnership reflects our commitment to supporting the needs of our advanced trading community," said Iskandar Vanblarcum, Managing Director of Crypto.com Exchange. "By integrating with Insilico Terminal, we are making it even easier for users to engage with our markets using professional-grade, low-latency execution tools at the speed and scale they require."

Crypto.com said the partnership strengthens the trading infrastructure available to its community by giving users direct access to Insilico's tools while continuing to trade through the exchange.

The companies said the setup is designed to combine Crypto.com's market access with Insilico's execution technology, offering users a more advanced trading environment without changing where their funds are held.

The open question from here is adoption: how many of Crypto.com's users take up the terminal, and how the execution tools hold up in the volatile sessions they are designed for.