Network Coverage

Is My Counterparty Reachable?

The honest answer is yes — and that is unusual for a network. Most networks are only worth joining once the other side has already joined. Loffa's is not. You can send a free funds letter to any DTC-registered broker-dealer from day one, whether or not they have ever heard of us.

Type a firm name

Checks against the live network. Firms not yet in-network are still reachable.

Two Tiers. Both Work.

There is no counterparty you cannot reach. The only question is how much of the exchange is automated on their side.

In-Network — 27 firms

Both sides exchange digitally. The request, the response, the reviewer, and the timestamps are captured end to end with no fax or PDF anywhere in the loop. 16 firms on FVD (11 able to receive), 13 on QBS, 11 on PBIN.

Reachable — everyone else

A counterparty that is not a Loffa customer still receives your request and responds through a secure web page. Nothing to install, no contract, no sign-up on their side. Their response lands in your audit trail exactly like an in-network one.

This is not a marketing position — it is how the system was described to the SEC. The 2003 no-action letter records that a custodian "will be able to make an Internet-based response even if it is not a customer of Loffa." Read the letter →

Who's Already On

Firms exchanging with Loffa digitally today. C = can receive free funds requests as a custodian. Some additional participants are not listed here under their own disclosure terms — they are still reachable, and the lookup above will confirm them.

Barclays

PBIN

B. Riley

QBS

BNP Paribas

FVD C · PBIN

BofA Merrill Lynch

FVD

Cantor Fitzgerald

QBS

Charles Schwab

FVD C

Citigroup

FVD C · QBS · PBIN

Clear Street

FVD C · QBS · PBIN

Curvature

PBIN

Deutsche Bank

FVD · QBS

Fidelity NFS (FMR)

FVD C

Hilltop

FVD C · QBS

Jefferies

FVD

JP Morgan

PBIN

Mirae

FVD C · QBS · PBIN

MUFG

QBS

Natixis

FVD C

Pershing (BNY)

FVD C · QBS · PBIN

Robert W. Baird

FVD

Stifel Nicolaus

FVD

UBS

FVD C · PBIN

Wedbush

FVD C · QBS

No Chicken-and-Egg

The usual objection to a settlement network is reasonable: "this is only useful if my counterparties are on it." That objection does not apply here, and it is worth being precise about why.

  • You get value on day one. Your side is automated immediately, regardless of who else has joined.
  • Your counterparty does nothing. No procurement, no vendor review, no contract on their side to respond to you.
  • Your audit trail is complete either way. Whether the response came from an in-network firm or a web reply, it is captured, timestamped, and WORM-retained.

Coverage figures reflect firms active on the Loffa network as of July 2026. Loffa retains the records it processes in WORM storage; it is not your books-and-records keeper under Rules 17a-3 or 17a-4.

Not Seeing Your Counterparty?

They are still reachable — they will receive your request and respond via the web with nothing to install. If you would like them brought fully in-network, we will make the introduction.