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Electronic access to digital asset markets through a browser workspace or your own trading systems.
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67,891.25USD
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+0.58%Illustrative depth · not executable
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BTC-USD mid 0.00, bid —, offer —
Why electronic
Electronic execution suits teams that place orders regularly or connect trading to their own systems. Choose the execution method for the order and the connection that fits your operations.
Use electronic trading for systematic flow; work directly with our team when a larger or more complex trade needs a conversation.
From price discovery to the booked trade, six capabilities for electronic execution.
Request a price for your instrument and size, then accept within the quote’s validity window.
Reach multiple liquidity sources through a single pricing and execution relationship.
Divide an order into smaller clips with a defined size, interval, and execution window.
Receive bid and offer prices with available size as the market updates.
Track order acceptance, fills, cancellations, and remaining quantity through execution updates.
Retrieve booked trades with their identifiers, prices, quantities, and fees for reconciliation.
Order workflow
Read the current bid and offer alongside the quantity available before placing an order.
Amend or cancel an open order as your requirements change. Pause, resume, or stop supported algorithmic orders.
Use order updates to distinguish filled quantity from the portion still working.
Access options
Compare the workspace and protocols that connect your workflow to our desk.
Work directly in your browser
A browser workspace for day-to-day trading without building an integration.
Infrastructure
Signed API requests identify your account and authenticate each connection.
Resume subscriptions from a recorded timestamp to retrieve updates missed during a disconnection.
Prices, quantities, and fees use decimal strings to preserve precision between systems.
Your next move
Connect with our team to discuss API integration, execution strategies, and platform access.