Console / Execution / Venue Connectivity
One execution interface, any venue.
Strategy logic decides what to trade. New venues are integrated to the venue's own specifications and to your requirements, across digital assets, FX, equities, futures and commodities.
Connecting a market is an integration task, done once. After that the strategy trades wherever it needs to, unchanged from the version that cleared validation.
Venue rules stop at the execution layer
Tick sizes, lot sizes, minimum quantities, session rules: each venue's requirements are applied when an order is built. A model validated on one venue reaches another without a line of it changing.
New venue, same strategy
Connecting a venue means mapping its protocol and instrument rules into the execution layer: sessions, order entry, market data, and the rules that make an order valid. The gateway speaks FIX 4.4, REST and WebSocket. Strategies already running gain the new destination and carry on.
Asset class is part of the integration
Each market's requirements are described in its own integration. Adding a destination means writing that description, and the execution layer serves it like any other.
One operating model, however many venues
Procedures, monitoring and controls are the same wherever a strategy trades. Adding a market adds a destination, and nothing else your desk has to learn.
For institutions
Your counterparties, your controls.
Venue rules are explicit and the interface is uniform, so a new connection trades under the same controls as every existing one. Adding a counterparty does not add an operating standard to review.
Next step
Venue Connectivity, live on your strategies and venues.
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