Exchange technology
A trading venue you can actually change.
Matching, risk and settlement underneath; a front end you own on top. Product decisions stop being vendor roadmap requests.
Where you are now
The platform decides what your product can be
A licensed front end looks like everyone else's, and every difference you want is a change request against someone else's release schedule. Meanwhile the venue you are reselling sets your spreads, your instruments and your launch dates.
What changes
The product is yours again
The matching engine and risk layer are operational infrastructure. What the client sees is yours to design, instrument by instrument, without a ticket to a vendor.
What it does
Matching built for the instruments you list
Order types, tick sizes and session rules configured per market rather than inherited from a template.
Risk that acts, not just reports
Exposure limits, margin policy and automatic controls enforced at the venue, with the breach recorded.
A front end you brand and reshape
Web and mobile built on a documented API — layout, instruments and flow are yours, and a change is a deploy, not a negotiation.
Liquidity routing
Aggregate providers, route by instrument and fail over without taking the book offline.
Settlement and reconciliation
End-of-day processes with a trail you can hand to an auditor unchanged.
Observability from day one
Latency, fill quality and rejection reasons exposed as metrics — not inferred from support tickets.
The technical answer
How it runs
The part a CTO reads first. Everything here is a fact about the software, not a promise about a roadmap.
| Deployment | Docker or Kubernetes, your infrastructure |
|---|---|
| Front end | Web and mobile, fully white-label |
| API | REST and streaming; FIX on request |
| Liquidity | Multi-provider aggregation with failover |
| Environments | Production, staging and a sandbox that mirrors both |
| Audit | Order lifecycle retained end to end |
Usually taken together with
CRM for brokers
Every client in one place — onboarding, KYC, funding and retention, with the reporting your desk actually acts on.
Prediction markets
A white-label event trading platform with real-time matching and the market controls to keep it sane.
See it on your own data
An engineer walks you through it, not a slide deck. Bring the awkward questions.