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Tradeweb has announced a partnership with the Pyth Network to act as an official data publisher, providing indicative Net Asset Value (iNAV) for approximately 1,000 global ETFs. The integration is designed to bring institutional data across fixed income, commodities, and digital assets to more than 700 decentralized applications, with estimated ETF coverage expanding to 1,500 across U.S., APAC, and European markets.
Tradeweb, a fixed-income market operator, will integrate for the first time institutional indicative iNAV into an on-chain structure through its role as a calculation agent. The firm will supply bid, ask, and mid-level prices, enabling market participants to assess premiums or discounts in real time.
The announcement aligns with the launch of the Pyth Data Marketplace, a platform intended for institutions to monetize proprietary datasets. The agreement is positioned as a way to make ETF transparency—often fragmented in traditional markets—programmable and globally accessible.
Initial coverage of the iNAV data includes nearly 900 ETFs under UCITS regulations. Projections cited in the announcement indicate accelerated growth toward Asian and U.S. markets, supporting broader data infrastructure for decentralized finance.
Under the agreement, asset coverage is estimated to expand rapidly, reaching 1,500 ETFs across U.S., APAC, and European markets.
The integration is intended to address demand for more timely and accessible intraday valuations. By reducing reliance on intermediaries and legacy redistribution agreements, the flow of financial information is expected to become more efficient for smart contract developers.
Michael Zaladonis, Global Head of Data Products at Tradeweb, said the initiative reflects a shift toward scalable access to market data. The statement also referenced Pyth’s goal of democratizing information that was previously limited to private terminals.
The integration is expected to enable more than 100 blockchains to consume high-fidelity data for risk management and price discovery. This is described as particularly important for fixed income, where screen prices can experience significant delays.
The addition of Tradeweb is also framed as reinforcing Pyth’s position in institutional oracles. Pyth’s network already includes more than 120 collaborators, such as banks and exchanges, providing over 3,000 price feeds across multiple asset classes.
The alliance is presented as setting a new standard for ETF valuation in programmable environments, aiming to bridge traditional finance and the digital economy through high-precision institutional data delivered to the Pyth network.
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