Finxflo digital asset trading platform launches token sale on Polkastarter

Finxflo  the world’s first regulated, hybrid liquidity aggregator for digital asset investors, has launched its FXF token-based capital raise on Polkastarter, a protocol built for cross-chain token pools and auctions that enables projects to raise capital on a decentralized and interoperable environment. The FXF token pool will go live on Polkastarter February 8, 2021. 

Finxflo is a regulated, secure trading platform designed to offer the best rates and prices from the world’s leading CeFi and DeFi protocols through one connection, one account, and one KYC process. The project has raised $2.7 million in private contribution events for its FXF token, with February 8 marking the first time the general population can receive FXF tokens, starting at just 5 cents.  

 “With more than 31 billion USD locked in DeFi, it’s clear that open finance protocols are not only here to stay, but stand to grow as more traditional investors buy in,” said James Gillingham, Co-Founder and CEO of Finxflo. “These new financial markets should be built on legitimacy and trust, and fully accessible to the mainstream population. With Finxflo, we’re leveling the playing field for traders irrespective of their portfolio size or location. The launch of the FXF token on Polkastarter helps us ensure Finxflo is an easy-to-use, all-in-one solution for crypto traders everywhere.”  

Finxflo’s proprietary smart order routing algorithm distributes users’ orders across multiple exchanges simultaneously to achieve the optimum buy or sell price while reducing slippage from larger orders. The platform features professional trading tools, competitive trading fees typically only available to institutional or high-net-worth investors, and zero withdrawal fees. Finxflo also eliminates market distortions by giving traders access to the best pairs and liquidity pools, including dark pools, all in one place.  

Finxflo is led by a team of experts in blockchain, finance, technology, and law. Co-Founder and CEO James Gillingham previously worked for Close Brothers, one of the United Kingdom’s leading merchant banking groups, and International Asset Management, one of the oldest independent asset management firms in the world. Prior to Finxflo, Gillingham launched JageroFX, a London-based company delivering sophisticated automated trading algorithms, which he sold to a group of investors at the age of 23. Finxflo’s Co-Founder and CTO is Thomas Plaskocinski, who previously worked on derivatives pricing at Société Générale Corporate and Investment Banking, and as a solutions architect for Finastra. Plaskocinski holds a master’s degree in Computer Systems, Networks and Security from EPITA Paris.