Taurus-Kaiko Partnership Sets Compliance Standard for Institutional Crypto Operations

Taurus Group, a Switzerland-based fintech firm specializing in digital asset infrastructure, has integrated Kaiko's pricing and liquidity data feeds to enhance its offerings for institutional clients. The partnership, announced in a November 2025 press release, aims to provide "regulator-ready market information" to support banks and financial institutions in their digital asset activities. Kaiko, a crypto data provider with over a decade of experience, sources and standardizes data from more than 100 exchanges, ensuring transparency and compliance for Taurus's clients.

Taurus, which serves nearly 40 banks including State Street and Deutsche Bank, has been expanding its global footprint, opening a U.S. office last month. The firm's platform now offers direct access to Kaiko's real-time data, streamlining valuation processes, reducing operational costs, and strengthening risk and compliance frameworks. Victor Busson, Taurus's Chief Marketing Officer, emphasized that the integration aligns with the company's mission to provide a "strongest possible foundation" for digital asset strategies. Kaiko COO Elodie De Marchi noted that embedding their data into Taurus's infrastructure accelerates industry-wide adoption of standardized, transparent practices.

The collaboration underscores growing demand for institutional-grade crypto infrastructure. Taurus, which raised $65 million in a 2023 Series B funding round led by Credit Suisse, has positioned itself as a key player in tokenized assets, NFTs, and private asset marketplaces.

Kaiko, having secured $53 million in Series B funding in 2022, complements this ecosystem by offering data services critical for trading, risk management, and regulatory reporting.

The move reflects broader trends in the digital asset sector, where data accuracy and regulatory alignment are becoming non-negotiable for institutional adoption. With Taurus's client base spanning major global banks, the integration of Kaiko's data is expected to set a precedent for how financial institutions navigate the complexities of crypto markets.