Taurus has integrated market data from Kaiko to give banks and regulated financial institutions access to standardized, regulator-ready digital asset pricing on its platform. The move reflects rising institutional demand for unified, compliant data sources as digital asset activity expands across traditional finance.
Kaiko aggregates market data from more than 100 centralized and decentralized exchanges. Its feeds cover pricing, liquidity, order books, and trade volumes. The company has become a key provider of consolidated data used by asset managers, custodians, banks, and market infrastructure firms operating in digital assets.
Taurus said the integration will reduce the operational burden on institutions connecting to fragmented crypto venues. Firms typically maintain several data pipelines to track prices across global markets with varying levels of transparency. Consolidated data can simplify valuation workflows and enhance risk controls across trading, custody, and settlement functions.
Kaiko’s data will now be available directly through Taurus’ infrastructure suite, which includes custody, tokenization, and trading systems. Taurus provides infrastructure for regulated entities across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, supporting tokenized securities, stablecoins, and cryptocurrencies.
Industry observers note that high-quality data has become a priority for institutions following market volatility and increased regulatory scrutiny. Regulators in Europe and the U.S. have pushed for clearer asset valuations, more consistent reporting standards, and stronger internal controls for firms handling digital assets. Reliable pricing feeds play a central role in meeting those expectations.
Taurus said the integration aims to help clients meet governance standards while expanding tokenization and trading capabilities. The firm has positioned itself as a technology provider for banks entering digital asset markets, offering tools aligned with regulatory requirements.
Kaiko executives described the partnership as part of a broader institutional shift toward transparent market data. The company has been expanding its presence across traditional finance, supplying feeds for benchmark providers, trading platforms, and financial institutions that require consistency across crypto markets.
The collaboration highlights a continuing trend: financial firms are adopting digital asset technology but remain focused on data quality and compliance infrastructure. As tokenization, custody, and settlement systems mature, standardized market information is becoming essential for institutional adoption.
Both firms said the partnership will support the development of a more reliable digital asset market structure as institutional participation grows.
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