Goldwise 24/7 trading service to use Integral technology
Goldwise will use Integral’s trading stack to offer round-the-clock physical precious metals dealing for financial platforms.
By Rafael Ortiz · Fintech Correspondent
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Goldwise 24/7 trading will be powered by Integral under a partnership aimed at giving financial services firms real-time access to physical gold, silver, platinum and palladium. The UK-based precious metals fintech said the agreement expands GoldwiseConnect, its precious metals-as-a-service offering for institutions, wealth platforms, consumer fintechs and retail-facing channels.
Goldwise said it has integrated Integral’s trading and risk-management technology into its own infrastructure. The stack covers pricing, liquidity aggregation and risk controls, allowing Goldwise to support trading outside traditional market hours and distribute precious metals services to clients globally.
The arrangement connects two areas of market infrastructure that are increasingly converging: institutional execution technology and embedded investment products for digital financial platforms. Goldwise is using Integral’s technology to take capabilities more often associated with institutional markets and deliver them through white-label and API-based services.
How will Goldwise 24/7 trading work?
Goldwise said Integral’s system will sit inside its GoldwiseConnect platform, enabling financial firms to offer real-time dealing in physical precious metals under their own customer propositions. A precious metals-as-a-service model means a platform can add metals trading without building the full pricing, liquidity and risk infrastructure itself.
Integral’s liquidity aggregation function is a central part of the partnership, according to Goldwise. Liquidity aggregation combines prices and available trading interest from multiple market participants, which can help a platform access a broader pool of counterparties rather than relying on a single venue or provider.
Goldwise said this capability will help it serve wealth and consumer fintech platforms, as well as retail clients, by drawing on deeper and more diversified liquidity from major precious metals market participants. The companies did not disclose commercial terms or trading volume targets.
The technology also includes white-label features. Goldwise said it can offer clients a branded trading graphical user interface designed for their requirements, while also feeding aggregated pricing into its existing mobile application through API connectivity.
What Goldwise and Integral said
Jatin Patel, co-founder of Goldwise, said the rise in volatility spikes has increased the need for infrastructure that supports live pricing and round-the-clock trading in physical precious metals. He said Integral’s configurable trading stack helped bring GoldwiseConnect to market and positioned the company to serve wealth and consumer fintech firms globally.
Harpal Sandhu, chief executive of Integral, said the company’s technology can be configured for a range of customers, from fast-growing firms to large banks and brokers. He said Integral’s platform supported higher precious metals trading volumes earlier in 2026 without service disruption, and that the same capacity would be available to Goldwise as it targets new client groups.
Integral is a currency technology provider whose systems are used for trading, pricing and risk management. Goldwise describes itself as a precious metals fintech focused on enabling access to physical metals through digital financial services channels.
This story draws on original reporting from Finextra Research.