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Real-time streaming
Native MT5 SDK pump feeds sub-100ms event-to-dashboard latency. Positions, accounts, prices, logs — every tick, every write, live.
Feature matrix
Engineered for alpha.
Seven pillars across the full operating surface. Streaming, automation, AI, and audit — all against the same fact table, all live, all scripted.
● Feature pillars
Seven pillars. One platform.
Engineered to replace MT5 Manager and Admin, not wrap them. Institutional grade from the first fill.
02
Risk as a surface
One fact table at login·symbol·action grain. Every KPI on every page is SUM(measure) WHERE dimension — no per-page aggregation drift.
03
Automation engine
Visual canvas, 30+ triggers, 50+ conditions, write-action outputs. Model rules as graphs; the engine evaluates them per tick.
04
AI-powered operations
Ask TapeOps in natural language. Anomaly Narrator explains the weird. Rule Drafter turns prose into automation graphs.
05
Full Manager API access
Every MT5 Manager API write command, exposed. Close positions, freeze accounts, change groups, adjust balances — scripted or one-click.
06
Audit-ready logging
Every routing decision, every automated action, every override — logged with reproducible inputs. Built for the audit trail regulators open a file on.
07
Security by default
Encryption at rest + transit, role-based access, SSO-ready, SOC 2 path. Your data stays on your infrastructure — or ours.
● Positioning
The B-book is an underwriting business, not a revenue line.
Small, predictable premiums in exchange for tail risk. Managed by an underwriting standard (the classifier), a reinsurance program (the hedging engine), and the operational controls that keep the desk compounding through cycles — not blowing up on the first event.
Premium
The classifier
Three layers, running in parallel — pre-trade prior on signup, behavioral scoring per trade, graph-based meta-pattern detection weekly. The underwriting standard for which flow to internalize.
Claim
The hedging engine
Three modes — passive aggregation, dynamic ratio, flatten. The reinsurance program: scales with realized volatility, scheduled events, and the gamma of the client-stop distribution.
Reinsurance
Operational controls
Instrument eligibility, per-client caps by toxicity, pre-event flattening, aggregate currency limits, weekend reduction, session kill-switches. The limits that keep the business compounding through cycles.