German-based technology provider DIGITEC has released a successor product for its D3 platform, which provides pricing solutions for FX and MM trading businesses.
DIGITEC has been working closely with major banks globally to define needs and requirements for the D3 evolution. After several years of product development with the challenging objective to improve the user interface and performance, the new D3 is now ready for operation globally.
“Our new D3 application has been built from scratch and combines the best of both worlds; market know-how and software expertise. We cumulate the know-how of not just one bank, but many major players in the market,” says Peer Joost, Head of Sales at DIGITEC. “D3 has in the last years been the number one choice for traders and our main goal is to remain a reliable partner to them. We are constantly improving our software to ensure our product stays ahead in terms of reliability, performance, speed and user-friendliness. The new D3 application will help our clients grow their business at low risk and great transparency while creating a significant advantage over their competitors.”
The company states that its new D3 application is split into three selectable modules that share one central core which performs all calculation and data flow tasks.
D3 elements collects market data from multiple sources, enriches them through various blending features and streamlines everything into one uniform format that can be easily accessed by downstream applications.
D3 sheets is the trader’s interface that enables its users to monitor their forward curves in real-time, while having the ability to interfere in an instant - if required.
D3 curves is a unique curve editor that allows its users to create highly sophisticated yield curves with the help of a cutting-edge user interface.
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