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| company_name = Global Markets Exchange Group
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| key_people =     Hirander Misra, CEO and Co-Founder
| foundation =     2012
| location =       London, England, U.K.
| employees =      15-50
| products =       [[Fintech]] developer, other financial services
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Global Markets Exchange Group International (GMEX) is a U.K.-based consortium of companies that provides financial services and technology to global financial markets.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://riskmanagement.banking-business-review.com/news/uk-government-supports-gmex-to-create-new-trading-exchange-in-mauritius-260618-6220769|name=UK government supports GMEX to create new trading exchange in Mauritius|org=BBR|date=July 19, 2018}}</ref>

== GMEX recognized as leading blockchain innovator by U.K. government ==

In July 2018, the GMEX Group was recognized by the government as one of the most significant leaders in the development and implementation of [[blockchain]] technology in the U.K. to date. This came from a 960-page report created by several companies - Big Innovation Centre, DAG Global, and Deep Knowledge Analytics - who collaborated with the U.K.'s All Party Parliamentary Group on Blockchain (APPG Blockchain) to create a comprehensive analysis of the U.K.-based blockchain and [[cryptocurrency]] industries. This report also lauded GMEX's CEO and co-founder, Hirander Misra, as one of the top blockchain business influencers in the U.K.

The report highlights Fusion, GMEX's hybrid centralized/blockchain digital trading suite, and makes special note of two initiatives backed by GMEX. The first is FinComEco, a trading ecosystem developed by GMEX that includes exchanges built off of different blockchains. The other is the Mauritius International Derivatives and Commodities Exchange (MINDEX), an international exchange based in Mauritius. According to the report, MINDEX is an exchange that will enable sourcing, trading, and financing of ethically-sourced gold using a blockchain to verify its origin.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.mondovisione.com/media-and-resources/news/gmex-named-as-one-of-the-leading-financial-services-technology-companies-in-uk-b/|name=GMEX named as one of the leading Financial Services technology companies in UK blockchain economy|org=Mondo Visione|date=July 19, 2018}}</ref>

The report can be read [http://analytics.dkv.global/data/pdf/Blockchain-in-UK.pdf here].

== GMEX Technologies ==

In February 2019 GMEX Technologies, a division of the GMEX Group specializing in [[fintech]], launched two cryptocurrency custody products for the GMEX Fusion product suite: ForumCustody and ForumWallet. These products were developed for use by high-volume [[digital asset]] holders.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/news/gmex-launches-crypto-custodian-and-vault-services/|name=GMEX Launches Crypto Custodian and Vault Services|org=Finance Magnates|date=February 8, 2019}}</ref>

=== ForumCustody ===

ForumCustody is a software product on the GMEX Fusion platform. It uses standard cryptocurrency [[wallet]]s to manage the user's digital assets, and can interact with third-party trading systems to send and receive digital assets. ForumCustody also manages internal balances and locks withdrawal requests until confirmed by the GMEX Fusion user.

=== ForumWallet ===

ForumWallet is a "digital vault", or a high-security wallet that can be integrated with ForumCustody.

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