McKay Brothers has unveiled a groundbreaking private transport service for cryptocurrency and foreign exchange (FX) trading, connecting London and Singapore in less than 137 milliseconds round trip. This new network, announced on 29 September, is designed to cater to the increasing demand for rapid data transport in digital asset trading, where microsecond precision is crucial.
The service links Slough-LD4, home to major crypto platforms like Deribit, LMAX, and Kraken, with Singapore, integrating directly into the AWS cloud hosting Bybit. McKay Brothers’ Level Playing Field policy ensures that all subscribers have equal access to the best latency, making the service particularly appealing to firms that rely on speed for risk management.
This development is significant as it offers the fastest path for traders between these two financial hubs, enhancing the efficiency and competitiveness of digital asset trading. McKay Brothers, known for its robust and resilient networks, provides data transport services to some of the world’s most demanding firms, ensuring reliability and equal access for all its clients.
In addition to the London-Singapore link, McKay Brothers offers a portfolio of long-haul transport services connecting Tokyo, Hong Kong, Chicago, and Ashburn, VA, with the lowest latency available. The company will be showcasing its services at the Token 2049 conference in Singapore, where it will be present at Booth MB4 81.
As digital trading continues to evolve, McKay Brothers’ latest offering positions it at the forefront of providing cutting-edge solutions for the financial markets, ensuring traders can operate with unparalleled speed and reliability.
