Price feed infrastructure, not resold data.
Your data relationships are yours. What decides whether they work is the layer around them: symbol mapping, contract specification, normalisation, delivery into the platform, and monitoring that catches a stale quote before a client does.
What we do — and what we do not claim.
Being precise here matters, because the market is full of infrastructure firms describing someone else's feed as their own.
We configure, validate, monitor and maintain the path between your data sources and your trading platform. We do not sell market data, and we make no claims about latency figures or data partnerships that are not ours to make.
Where a source is required and you do not hold one, that is a liquidity conversation first, and an infrastructure one second.
Conditions monitoring exists to catch
Six parts of the feed layer.
Feed Sourcing
Price data reaches the platform from the liquidity relationships and data sources you hold. We configure and validate that connectivity; the commercial relationship for the data remains yours, and we do not resell a feed as our own.
Symbol Mapping
Source symbols mapped to platform symbols, including contract specifications, digits, tick size and the naming conventions that differ between every provider. Mapping errors surface as mispriced instruments, so this is verified rather than assumed.
Normalisation & Markup
Consistent treatment across sources: spread and markup configuration, digit handling and the rules that decide which source is authoritative for an instrument at a given time.
Platform Connectivity
Delivery into MT4, MT5 or cTrader through the bridge or gateway, with configuration held alongside routing rather than in a separate, undocumented layer.
Monitoring
Watching for the failures that matter operationally: stale quotes, gaps, spread anomalies, feed disconnection and session boundaries — with alerting to the people who can act on it.
Redundancy & Failover
Where you hold more than one source, failover behaviour is configured and tested: which source takes over, under what condition, and what happens to pricing during the transition.
Where feed work sits in the stack.
Swap and rollover treatment for those instruments is covered under swap management, and programmatic access to feed and symbol configuration under APIs and integrations.
Market data — common questions.
Discuss Your Feed Setup
Tell us which sources you hold and which platforms they need to reach, and we will review the mapping and monitoring layer.
Explore Market Data Research
Operator-level analysis supporting market data & price feeds.