63% of revenue, 4 locations, a global network
The global foreign exchange market is highly internationalized. According to the BIS, cross-border transactions accounted for approximately 63% of global FX turnover in April 2025. At the same time, 50% of the total volume was attributable to transactions with “other financial institutions”—such as funds, insurers, pension funds, or other non-bank financial players. Institutional investors alone accounted for approximately 1.3 trillion U.S. dollars per day, or 13% of global turnover.
Liquidity Follows Concentration
Added to this is a high degree of geographic concentration: The four most important locations—the United Kingdom, the United States, Singapore, and Hong Kong—together accounted for 75% of global trading. This demonstrates just how professional and interconnected this market is. Anyone who wants to succeed in this environment must think internationally, understand institutional standards, and recognize that liquidity, pricing, and access are concentrated in a few global hubs.
In a cross-border and institutionally driven FX market, the 1000FTAD software stands out thanks to its professional processes, international scalability, and digital controllability.
