Products

OTC and Spot execution with tight spreads, deep liquidity, and a real trading team.
Explore TradingWho We Serve
A compliant, custodied way to offer crypto — with the reporting, governance, and support your firm expects.
Explore RIA SolutionsCompany
Resources
OTC and Spot execution with tight spreads, deep liquidity, and a real trading team.
Digital assets are volatile. Trading involves risk, including loss of principal; past performance does not indicate future results.
Execution with a desk — in four steps.
Fund in USD or crypto — no minimum to begin.
Spot for everyday size; OTC for large or sensitive orders.
Trade with tight spreads and low slippage across 500+ assets.
Assets settle into segregated, separately managed accounts.
Execution with a desk and real custody — vs. a typical exchange.
| Typical exchange | Abra | |
|---|---|---|
| 500+ assets | Yes | Yes |
| Dedicated trading desk | No | Yes★ |
| OTC for large orders | Limited | Yes★ |
| Segregated custody | No | Yes★ |
| A real person to call | No | Yes★ |
Illustrative comparison. Features and availability vary by provider and jurisdiction. Nothing here is investment advice.
Digital assets are volatile and can lose value quickly. Prices, spreads, and liquidity change with market conditions, and execution is not guaranteed at any particular price. Past performance does not indicate future results. Nothing here is investment advice.
Over 500 digital assets, including major and emerging tokens. Availability can vary by jurisdiction and eligibility.
Spot is best for everyday order sizes on-screen. OTC (over-the-counter) is for large or sensitive orders, where the desk sources liquidity to minimize market impact and slippage.
Pricing reflects live market conditions and order size. Larger orders are typically routed through the desk for tighter effective pricing. Full terms are provided before you trade.
Assets settle into segregated, separately managed accounts held in your name — not commingled on an exchange balance sheet.
Trading involves risk, including loss of principal. Registration as an investment adviser does not imply endorsement by the SEC.