Integralhas added Lloyds to its foreign exchange network as a liquidity provider,giving the UK bank a route to stream currency pricing to institutional clientsthat already run the vendor's technology. The Palo Alto-based currencytechnology firm announced the move on Thursday.Integralsaid its clients can now tap Lloyds' pricing across major currency pairsthrough a single technology stack, which the company said improves pricingdepth and execution quality. Those descriptions come from Integral, which didnot publish figures to support them.The dealslots Lloyds into a distribution system Integral has spent years widening. Thefirm recently plugged its clients into CME Group's EBS Market and FX Spot+venues, and it hassteadily signed up banks as technology customers.Lloyds Leans Further IntoElectronic FXFor Lloyds,the deal is about pushing its own currency-trading platform. SarikaJajoo, Head of Electronic Distribution, Global Markets at the bank, said"2026 marks an important milestone for Lloyds' electronic FXfranchise," pointing to volume growth as the bank enters the next phase ofits platform plans.The bankhas been active on the digital side of markets more broadly. Lloyds took partin the first UK use of tokenizedreal-world assets as collateral for FX trades last year.It followedthat with a sterling tokenized deposit deal ona public blockchain,part of a wider tokenization effort. And banks across the board are spending onelectronic distribution. Nomura, forone, hired a former Standard Charteredexecutive to run its electronic FX business in January.Rival Networks Chase theSame Bank PricingIntegral isfar from alone in building platforms that pool bank liquidity and pass itthrough to trading clients.oneZeroruns an ecosystem of more than 200 banks, brokers and funds, and last year pitched regional banks on new FXswap pricing technology.DeutscheBörse's 360T took a different tack, launching an FX swaps mid-market streamingservice with Deutsche Bank and ING on its Swap User Network in 2023. Bank-backedFXSpotStream, owned by its dealer members, runs a streaming venue that hasreported record daily volumes.Integral Keeps ExpandingIts Client RosterHarpalSandhu, Integral's chief executive, said Lloyds' arrival "furtherstrengthens the range of liquidity available to our clients." The companysaid it wants to bring together liquidity across venues and asset classes onone platform.Onboardingbanks has become a routine event for Integral. It signed Hungary's OTP Group as a technology client in late 2024, then rolled out its FX suite to Nigeria'sAccess Bank. Those dealshad the banks adopting Integral's software to run their own trading. The Lloydsarrangement works the other way, with the bank feeding pricing into the networkrather than buying the plumbing.Integral,founded in 1993, keeps offices in Palo Alto, New York, London, Tokyo, Singaporeand Bengaluru, and counts banks, brokers, investors and payment companies amongits users.This article was written by Damian Chmiel at www.financemagnates.com.