The 63 moons technologies Group designed and developed cost-effective and customised real-time information and data analytics to meet the emerging requirements of small businesses to big corporates. It also developed electronic payment platforms and solutions that became a basis for the growth of e-Commerce and mobile payment systems. As a leading tech giant, 63 moons empowered companies to procure power on competitive rates through open access to exchange trading, thereby reducing dependency on expensive, single-source boards.
The company also established domain knowledge solutions across all the major market segments and conducted professional courses and programmes, certification examinations and skill tests. It the first exchange group in India in the private sector to sign up for Right to Information Act.
The brand equity of 63 moons technologies in creating powerful markets with deep liquidity pools had been such a trademark that in its international ventures and endeavours, governments in different countries agreed to lend the name of the country, which is rare for ventures to receive. The Singapore Mercantile Exchange, which was later bought by the Intercontinental Exchange Group, is a testimony to this. And so is the Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange which was one of the first joint ventures that the Government of UAE entered into with a private sector entity from another country. Similarly, Bahrain lent its name to the financial exchange promoted by 63 moons to bring innovations in trading of Islamic financial products. The greenfield ventures were acquired by the world’s who’s who in financial markets.
