Plan a market-data deployment for Singapore around the actual source, hosting route, instrument calendars and consumer requirements.
Singapore-based systems may consume Asian, European and US instruments across different local days. Agree whether chart intervals follow UTC, source sessions or the product display zone before combining live and historical data.
Include a US-session event that falls on the next Singapore calendar day in acceptance testing. Separate local support scheduling from source-market status, and document ownership of incidents outside the local business day.
Bring the proposed instrument list, source documentation and consumer workflow to a technical discussion. The agreed integration specification defines coverage, fields, usage permissions and acceptance tests.
| Operating location | Identify the actual hosting city and consumer location before selecting the delivery route. |
|---|---|
| Time zones | Asia/Singapore. Preserve source and archive timestamps in UTC. |
| Instrument calendar | Confirm the source calendar per instrument, including holidays and session breaks. |
| Acceptance evidence | Record the route, test window, clock synchronization and responsibilities for each layer. |
An Asia-Pacific operating team may monitor instruments whose busiest sessions occur outside its local business day. Define incident ownership by trading session rather than office hours alone.