FIA Tech Settles Record ETD Volumes in 2025

FIA Tech’s Atlantis brokerage platform processed over 2.6 billion derivative contracts with more than $1bln in commissions settled last year

London/ New York, 15 January 2026 – FIA Tech, a leading futures industry technology provider, today announced that its brokerage settlement platform Atlantis processed and settled over 2.6 billion listed futures and options contracts in 2025, an all-time record on the back of strong volumes globally in exchange traded derivatives. Atlantis facilitates the settlement of brokerage for products across 75 executing brokers, 35 clearing firms and over 500 buyside clients of those firms.

In addition to growing volumes from existing clients, Atlantis also brought additional volumes to the platform through the addition of OTC arranged trades across 28 executing brokers, with a strong focus on OTC commodities and energy brokers and their clients.

Nick Solinger, CEO of FIA Tech said: “Removing friction from brokerage payables and receivables is a core goal for FIA Tech, and as an industry we made incredible progress in 2025. We’re excited we were able to drive more value for our broker community and their clients and will continue to aggressively focus on improving industry processing and practice in brokerage invoicing.”

Atlantis is the industry’s standardized platform for ETD and US Listed Option brokerage invoicing, with high rates of automation and integrated workflows for reconciling fees and resolving disputes. Atlantis settles brokerage from trading activity with all global ETD markets, also including direct buyside participation.

About FIA Tech

FIA Tech is a leading technology provider to the exchange traded derivatives industry. Owned by a consortium of thirteen leading clearing firms and the Futures Industry Association (FIA), FIA Tech is committed to serving the industry and launching innovative solutions to improve market infrastructure across the listed and cleared derivatives industry. FIA Tech works in close partnership with the broader industry, including exchanges, clearinghouses, clearing firms and other intermediaries, as well as independent software vendors, buyside firms and end users to bring efficiency to the exchange traded and cleared derivatives industry.