Capital that isn't stuck in settlement.
When a trade settles in seconds instead of a day, the buffers held against unsettled trades can go back to work.
Cash-settled index options, futures and ETFs at institutional size, bespoke derivatives built around your risk, and collateral and settlement that run from the record. One account, one cash balance, nothing borrowed. The platform is in development.
Faster settlement is only the start. What changes for an institution is how much capital sits idle, how many systems need reconciling, and when you are able to act.
When a trade settles in seconds instead of a day, the buffers held against unsettled trades can go back to work.
Index options, futures, ETFs and bespoke contracts sit in one account against one cash balance, not one account per venue.
Built to run around the clock, so you are not waiting for an opening bell to act on a move.
Both sides hold the same record of every trade, so confirmations match by construction.
Every position is fully paid for or fully collateralized. No leverage, no margin calls, no surprises.
Cash-settled options on our own indices are the flagship. Around them sit the instruments a desk uses every day, all on the same ledger.
From the first conversation to your first settled trade, in four steps.
Every event in an instrument's life, trades, marks, collateral checks and settlements, is written to its record and delivered to the systems you choose.
The rules we are building to, and will not bend.
Not every institution comes to trade. Some bring liquidity, some hold the assets, some build on our indices.
Hedge funds, proprietary trading firms, asset managers and family offices, with one account across every product.
Market makers quoting our options, futures and ETFs, around the clock, against one cash balance.
Banks and custodians as partners, for client money, collateral and the assets behind our products.
Our indices are built under published rules, so a fund can track them or build on them without an index licence.
Whether you run a desk, a fund, a market-making book or a custody business, we would like to hear from you.