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OCT 10, 2025
New Change FX (NCFX), the leading provider of independent, BMR-compliant FX and crypto benchmark data, today announced the launch of its Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.
The new cloud-based MCP enables banks, asset managers, hedge funds, and financial technology providers to connect AI Large Language Models (LLMs) — such as Anthropic’s Claude — directly to NCFX’s independent benchmark data, without the need for custom integration infrastructure.
Key Benefits for Institutions:
· Cloud-native AI integration: Direct connection from AWS-based AI/LLM environments to independent FX and crypto benchmarks.
· Trusted training data: Independent, regulated data eliminates bias from conflicted price sources, ensuring models are accurate and reliable.
· Future-ready infrastructure: Provides the benchmark data foundation needed for next-generation AI-driven trading, risk management, and reporting.
“AI in financial markets requires trusted, bias-free data at scale,” said Paul Lambert, CEO at NCFX.
“By launching our MCP server in AWS, we’ve made it possible for institutions to plug their AI and LLM models directly into the world’s only independent FX and crypto benchmarks — instantly and securely.”
About New Change FX (NCFX)
New Change FX is the leading provider of independent, regulated benchmark data for foreign exchange and crypto markets. Operating under the EU Benchmarks Regulation (BMR), NCFX delivers unbiased mid-rates and analytics used by global banks, asset managers, regulators, and trading platforms. Its benchmarks power best execution, TCA, risk management, and compliance workflows across the industry. With a commitment to transparency and integrity, NCFX provides the trusted data foundation that enables both financial markets and AI systems to operate with confidence.
To find out more, please visit www.newchangefx.com.
Media Contact:
Kinga Broel-Plater
Chief Commercial Officer
Email: kinga.broel-plater@newchangefx.com
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