Source connectivity
Connect selected market-data or liquidity sources according to the commercial data model.
INFRASTRUCTURE · DELIVERY ARCHITECTURE
Resilient market data delivery for broker platforms
A modular architecture for ingesting market data, normalizing symbols and fields, applying pricing controls, and distributing feeds into trading environments.
DATA PATH
Six layers from source to terminal
Normalization
Normalize symbols, timestamps, fields and precision into a consistent internal representation.
Aggregation
Combine eligible sources and apply configured selection or aggregation logic.
Controls
Apply symbol mapping, session rules, validation, filters and broker-specific pricing policies where required.
Distribution
Deliver through the selected path: MT4/MT5 integration, FIX, WebSocket or REST.
Monitoring
Observe feed health, connection state and operational events; define escalation and failover procedures for production.
RESILIENCE
Design choices that reduce single points of failure
Redundant source paths
Where the selected sources and commercial setup allow, multiple connections can be used to improve continuity.
Failover logic
Define source-health criteria and controlled switching behavior rather than relying on an undefined fallback.
Environment separation
Separate testing and production workflows so symbol maps and feed behavior can be validated before launch.
Observability
Use connection and feed-health monitoring to identify stale data, disconnects and abnormal conditions.
PROTOCOLS
Choose the delivery interface that fits the stack
FIX
For institutional-style streaming workflows and systems already built around FIX connectivity.
FIX market data →WebSocket
For event-driven applications that need persistent real-time streaming.
WebSocket feed →REST
For snapshots, reference workflows and endpoints where request/response delivery is appropriate.
REST API →Build the topology around your requirements
Tell us the platform, instruments, expected usage, protocol and deployment regions.