US-regulated cryptocurrency exchange FTX US has selected Eventus Systems to conduct trade surveillance and risk monitoring on its cryptocurrency futures and options exchange and clearinghouse. FTX US Derivatives plans to leverage the alert coverage, trade practice investigation tools, and data tagging provided by Eventus’ Validus platform to monitor its listed derivatives market. In addition, FTX US Derivatives and FTX US plan to implement cross-market surveillance across multiple asset classes and order books, and utilise Validus’ machine learning-based noise-reduction tooling to enable compliance staff to focus on key information.
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