Hybrid Crypto Exchange GRVT Debuts Onchain Retail Price Improvement Orders, Bridging DeFi and TradFi
The new offering, available on GRVT's web and mobile apps, will provide retail users with better execution prices than those publicly available in the order book.
The process is fully automated and transparent: When a user initiates a trade, the system checks for better prices through the RPI behind the scenes. If available, orders are filled at the improved price. All the while users retain complete control of their funds.
Moreover, the system matches the orders of retail traders exclusively with those of non-algorithmic traders, ensuring fair play, targeted liquidity creation, and a balanced trading environment.
"RPI is more than a new order type. It's a meaningful step forward for the DeFi ecosystem. By delivering better prices to retail users without requiring trust in third parties, GRVT is proving that self-custody and advanced execution no longer have to be trade-offs. It's a practical improvement that gives traders a real edge, while preserving everything that makes DeFi valuable," Hong Yea, co-founder and CEO of GRVT, said in a press release shared with CoinDesk.
GRVT is a hybrid exchange that combines off-chain order matching with on-chain settlements, offering a decentralized finance experience with the efficiency of centralized exchanges.
The exchange is hosting a "tap and trade" competition on its web and Android platforms, allowing traders to experiment with the RPI feature in a live environment.
Retail price improvements have been a feature on Wall Street since the early 2000s, with efforts like the NYSE's Retail Liquidity Program supposedly saving billions for retail investors.
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