Advance Your OTC Trading
Trade Stability, Trust, and Cost-Effectiveness you can rely on with GIFT.
Over-the-counter (OTC) trading refers to a decentralized market where trading of financial instruments takes place directly between two parties, without the supervision of an exchange. This kind of trading is often used for securities that aren’t listed on formal exchanges, commodities, and derivatives.
A few key advantages of OTC trading vs traditional Exchanges are Flexibility, Privacy, Accessibility to financial instruments that may not otherwise be available on other exchanges.
Here's why this is a gamechanger:
Stability Amid Volatility
Stability Amid Volatility
Trustworthy Trading
Trustworthy Trading
Cost-Effective Transactions
Cost-Effective Transactions
Protection Against Inflation
Protection Against Inflation
Regulation Resilience
Avoiding Currency Devaluation and Sanctions:
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Lack of Regulation and Counterparty Risk: Oversight in OTC markets can expose businesses to counterparty risks. To mitigate this, it’s crucial to conduct thorough due diligence before engaging in any transaction.
Fair Pricing, a lack of transparency: OTC markets can lack transparency, making it difficult to determine fair pricing. Using trusted pricing sources or brokers can help ensure you’re getting a fair deal.
Diversify Invesment to mitigate liquidity risk: Some OTC instruments can be illiquid, making them difficult to sell quickly. By diversifying investments, businesses can manage this risk to not overly rely on OTC securities.
Centralised clearing house required Operational Risk: Without a centralized clearing house, operational risks such as errors in trade execution can occur. Implementing robust operational processes and controls can help manage these risks.
