Build trading platforms with reliable low-latency market data
Trading platforms need more than just price feeds to provide a complete trading experience.
From basic company information to complex corporate actions, reference data forms the critical foundation that makes trading possible. Yet developers often struggle with fragmented data sources, inconsistent formats, and complex enterprise APIs. While price feeds are readily available, the contextual data that makes trading possible is often scattered across multiple providers, buried in enterprise APIs, or hidden behind complex integration processes. Development teams typically face a difficult choice: either integrate multiple enterprise-grade APIs with their overwhelming complexity and cost, or spend precious time to build their own data infrastructure from scratch.
Developer challenges:
Fragmented data sources
Complex enterprise APIs
Price feeds without context
Need for own infrastructure
Finding complete historical data for backtesting
Managing data costs when API usage increases
Full-Depth Market Data Access
- See order adds, modifies, cancels, executions, and even full book clearing actions.
- Build advanced trading logic, visualizations, and simulations.
- Use in latency-sensitive applications, audit trails, and simulations.
Unfiltered Message Feed
- Get every single message from the exchange — nothing filtered or dropped
- Implement rare event analysis, edge-case debugging, and full market transparency.
- Support time-critical and compliance-sensitive use cases.
Data for Smarter Trading Interfaces:
- Use Level 2/3 data for visual order flow tools and liquidity heatmaps.
- Highlight retail interest zones, auction timings, or imbalance pressures.
- Enable pro tools like market depth ladders and book order animations.
Simple Symbol Discovery and Management:
- Deliver cleaner asset search experiences through symbol metadata endpoints.
- Include filtering by category (e.g., equities only, lit symbols, IPOs).
- Improve asset onboarding workflows for brokers and retail platforms.
Developer-Friendly Design
- Benefit from RESTful API structure, clear endpoint naming, and consistent responses. integration.
- Plug into dashboards, analytics tools, or backtests directly.