Exclusive: Dynamic Works and Shift Markets Partner to Launch a Crypto Trading Platform
Dynamic Works, the company behind the Syntellicore CRM platform, has partnered with Shift Markets, known for its white-label crypto exchange infrastructure, to launch a crypto trading platform, TDM Exchange.
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Combining the Expertise of Two Firms
The two companies highlighted that their partnership delivers an end-to-end solution for digital asset operators.
The new TDM Exchange combines Shift Markets’ crypto exchange infrastructure—including spot and derivatives trading, aggregated global liquidity, and a crypto payment gateway—with Syntellicore CRM’s client-facing ecosystem covering onboarding, compliance, partner management, and back-office workflows.
“By embedding Shift Markets’ liquidity and trading technology into Syntellicore CRM, TDM Exchange now has a future-ready foundation that delivers both operational efficiency and compliance innovation,” said Angelos Gregoriou, CEO of Dynamic Works.
In-Demand Features
The new crypto trading platform’s offerings include automated KYC/AML checks, a built-in affiliate and IB management system, an integrated dashboard for client segmentation, and financial and operational control. It also provides a scalable infrastructure for spot and derivatives markets.
Shift Markets’ CEO, Ian McAfee, said: “By combining our spot and derivatives infrastructure with their Syntellicore CRM platform, exchanges like TDM will be positioned to compete at an institutional level from day one.”
The platform will also allow users to apply jurisdiction-based rules, which have become crucial given the global nature of most companies.
FinanceMagnates.com reported last year that Dynamic Works secured €1.5 million in funding from the Cyprus Research and Innovation Foundation (RIF) DISRUPT Programme. The programme required the company to secure a commitment from a regulated fund for an investment of €1 million, bringing the total equity raised to €2.5 million.
The company stated that the funds would be used for technological upgrades to Dynamic Works’ flagship product, Syntellicore CRM, as it aims to integrate mobile technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) into it.
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