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How it works

Your trading session runs in a private cloud environment about 2 ms from major brokerages. It keeps its own connection to your broker, so prices arrive fresh and the engine reacts to them right away, however far you are from the exchange.

  1. Your broker streams prices to your session.
  2. Your session processes each update in microseconds. Screens always show the newest price, and the trading engine sees every tick in order.
  3. The trading engine handles your orders, positions, risk checks, stops and trailing, and records every order and fill in your journal.
  4. Your screens, web or terminal, stay in sync with the session live.

A single engine is in charge of every order and position, so there are no conflicting updates: a fill and a stop adjustment can never race each other. The same engine runs mock, paper and live sessions, so what you practise is exactly what trades.

Your screens connect straight to your session over an encrypted peer-to-peer link, with no server in between. When a direct link isn’t possible on your network, a secure fallback route is used automatically.

  • Prices are exact to the tick: no rounding drift in order prices.
  • Your order path is kept warm, so the first order of the day doesn’t wait on a connection.
  • Streaming adapts to your network, so a slow connection shows the latest prices instead of falling behind.