FXSpotStream has reported another strong month of trading activity, with its average daily volume (ADV) reaching a new record of $122 billion in April 2025. This figure continues the platform’s growth momentum, up from $116.9 billion in March.

Spot Trading Leads April Volume Growth

The latest numbers reflect a significant year-on-year improvement, with April’s total ADV rising nearly 33% compared to the same month in 2024, when volumes stood at $91.9 billion. April also marked the fourth consecutive month of volume growth, underlining strong demand across FX products.

A closer look at the data shows that spot trading accounted for the bulk of activity. Spot ADV climbed to $91.4 billion in April, a notable increase from $83.1 billion in March. This segment has consistently grown since the start of the year, reversing the declines seen in late 2024.

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FX Volume Rise Follows Mid-2024 Fluctuations

Meanwhile, other ADV, which includes swaps and forwards, came in at $31 billion. Although this was slightly lower than the $34 billion recorded in March, it remains within the higher range of activity observed over the past 12 months.

The rise in overall volume follows a period of fluctuations through mid-2024, where monthly totals hovered between $86 billion and $96 billion. Activity began picking up pace from September onwards, aided by a combination of market volatility and increased participation.

Wells Fargo Joins FXSpotStream’s Liquidity Pool

Earlier, FXSpotStream LLC, a subsidiary of LiquidityMatch LLC, announced Wells Fargo as its 16th liquidity provider, following NatWest's addition.

Wells Fargo joins other major financial institutions like Bank of America and J.P.Morgan. FXSpotStream offers a disclosed, relationship-based platform for foreign exchange and precious metals, providing access via graphical user interface or API. The platform aims to reduce execution costs for price takers while offering flat-fee access for price makers.