Advanced market workflows
Build around the entire workflow: observation, decision, execution and residual exposure. OffchainTech scopes multi-venue and inventory-sensitive systems from your defined methodology, without promising opportunities or returns.
Architecture example only. No quoted opportunity, live spread or performance data.
01 / SCOPE
A displayed difference is only one input to an executable workflow.
Scope triangular arbitrage, CEX–CEX, DEX–DEX and CEX–DEX routes around selected instruments and permitted interfaces. Define quote freshness, available balances, fee assumptions and the response when one leg executes while another becomes unavailable.
For spot–futures, funding and basis workflows, specify contract selection, sizing relationships, settlement inputs and unwind conditions. Document how funding estimates, margin changes, expiry and transfer dependencies enter the decision process rather than treating a displayed spread as a realised result.
02 / SCOPE
Market-making software needs agreed limits on what it may quote, hold and hedge.
Define quote placement, refresh and cancellation rules, permitted price ranges and available liquidity inputs. Specify behaviour for stale market data, rapidly changing prices and uncertain cancellations, including conditions that stop new quotes.
Set inventory boundaries, hedge triggers and treatment of residual positions. For on-chain routes, include signing responsibility, gas constraints and transaction-state handling. Operators need a clear account of outstanding orders, committed balances and exposures awaiting resolution.
FROM BRIEF TO HANDOVER
Identify every venue, asset, account, data source and settlement dependency involved in the proposed system.
Agree fees, sizing, inventory limits and incomplete-leg handling using concrete worked scenarios.
Exercise stale quotes, rejected legs and interrupted hedges through suitable simulation or test environments.
Deliver exposure views, stop procedures, reconciliation notes and explicitly scoped rollout responsibilities.
Software tests and operational controls do not guarantee trading returns. Live access, deployment and operating limits are agreed separately.
BEFORE WE BEGIN
The engagement implements an agreed engineering specification. The examples here describe workflows to scope, not financial recommendations.
Do not assume that. The design must assess the chosen interfaces and define what happens when execution is incomplete.
Bring your route diagram, venue shortlist, inventory model and exposure rules. Identify any capital-transfer or custody boundaries the software must respect.
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YOUR NEXT STEP
Share the market, platform, existing system and behaviour you need. Please do not include credentials or account secrets.
