Centralised exchanges
Scope spot, margin, perpetual futures, dated futures and options where the selected CEX supports them. Define balances, collateral, order types, position modes and contract identifiers.
Crypto / Blockchain Trading
Turn defined trading rules into a venue-aware execution system. Scope the connectors, transaction handling and operator controls your team needs across centralised and on-chain environments.
Illustrative architecture. No live connection or performance data.
01 / SCOPE
Coverage is agreed for specific venues, accounts and protocols before implementation.
Scope spot, margin, perpetual futures, dated futures and options where the selected CEX supports them. Define balances, collateral, order types, position modes and contract identifiers.
Assess spot, margin, perpetuals, dated futures and options only where the chosen protocol supports them. Specify wallet approvals, transaction signing, gas limits and confirmation handling.
Automate agreed quote requests, dealing approvals and settlement records. OTC and P2P describe workflows, not instrument categories. Counterparty decisions and release permissions stay explicit.
02 / SCOPE
Choose a focused tool or a connected workflow with reviewable behaviour.
Translate your entry, exit and sizing rules into software. Connect authorised inputs with freshness checks, duplicate protection and explicit symbol mapping.
Scope API connectors, quote validation and order tracking, or on-chain transaction preparation and status tracking. Confirm interface access and permissions before promising an integration.
Add exposure limits, pause controls, exception alerts and searchable event logs. For multi-venue systems, define how unmatched fills and inventory differences are handled.
03 / SCOPE
A submission is only one stage of execution. Recovery belongs in the specification.
Plan for rate limits, partial fills, rejected orders and disconnects. Reconcile venue balances and positions before allowing a restarted process to resume.
Define handling for pending, failed or replaced transactions, stale quotes and chain reorganisations. Signing and custody responsibilities must be agreed before deployment.
Market access, account permissions and permitted automation must be confirmed. Controls cannot remove market, counterparty or smart-contract risk; monitoring and maintenance are separately scoped.
FROM BRIEF TO HANDOVER
Agree venues, instruments, rules, access requirements and exclusions. Deliver a specification with concrete acceptance scenarios.
Implement the agreed adapters, controls and operator tools. Review behaviour against the specification as components come together.
Exercise normal and failure paths using suitable test environments, replay or simulations. Record evidence and environment limitations.
Deliver agreed source or builds, configuration, test records and operating notes. Set ownership, support boundaries and live-rollout approval.
Software tests and operational controls do not guarantee trading returns. Live access, deployment and operating limits are agreed separately.
BEFORE WE BEGIN
We assess its documented interfaces, permissions and required operations first. Naming a venue is not confirmation of an existing connector.
Yes, subject to reviewing available source, licence permissions and reproducible behaviour. Changes need an agreed scope and regression tests.
No. This service implements your defined rules. Test results do not establish future profitability, and automated trading can lose money.
CONNECTED SERVICES
YOUR NEXT STEP
Share the market, platform, existing system and behaviour you need. Please do not include credentials or account secrets.