Zodia Custody partners with Raffles Family Office Group and QCP
14 November 2024 Singapore
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Zodia Custody has partnered with Raffles Family Office Group (RFOG) and QCP.
RFOG will use Zodia Custody for access to digital asset products through the custodian’s platform.
Ray Tam, co-founder of RFOG, says: “Through working ecosystem providers that can combine the heritage of traditional wealth management with a digital asset-native approach, we can achieve that. This is exactly what Zodia Custody brings to the table, helping us to unleash growth and wider adoption for digital assets for APAC.”
This collaboration comes amid QCP joining Zodia Custody Gateway — an ecosystem of third-party services.
The integration will offer Zodia Custody’s clients access to a suite of solutions, spot trading, and execution, as well as on/off ramp services.
Darius Sit, founder and chief investment officer at QCP. “As we continue to innovate, we are focused on empowering our clients with the tools they need to harness the full potential of digital assets, driving long-term growth and success in this dynamic market.”
Kate Cooper, head of APAC and CEO of Zodia Custody Australia, says: “Regulatory guardrails have gone a long way to bolstering digital assets, but it is through working with market leaders such as RFOG and QCP that will continue to push it forward. Together, we are effectively changing the game by evolving the digital asset world in line with the best practices of traditional finance”.
RFOG will use Zodia Custody for access to digital asset products through the custodian’s platform.
Ray Tam, co-founder of RFOG, says: “Through working ecosystem providers that can combine the heritage of traditional wealth management with a digital asset-native approach, we can achieve that. This is exactly what Zodia Custody brings to the table, helping us to unleash growth and wider adoption for digital assets for APAC.”
This collaboration comes amid QCP joining Zodia Custody Gateway — an ecosystem of third-party services.
The integration will offer Zodia Custody’s clients access to a suite of solutions, spot trading, and execution, as well as on/off ramp services.
Darius Sit, founder and chief investment officer at QCP. “As we continue to innovate, we are focused on empowering our clients with the tools they need to harness the full potential of digital assets, driving long-term growth and success in this dynamic market.”
Kate Cooper, head of APAC and CEO of Zodia Custody Australia, says: “Regulatory guardrails have gone a long way to bolstering digital assets, but it is through working with market leaders such as RFOG and QCP that will continue to push it forward. Together, we are effectively changing the game by evolving the digital asset world in line with the best practices of traditional finance”.
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