ENYX has added key US markets decoders for its FPGA based trading platform.
CME and Nasdaq Itch, Bats, Direct Edge and NYSE Arca markets are now all available for the platform.
ENYX has built a FPGA based trading platform which integrates full-hardware networking, decoding, filtering and normalisation features with a wire-to-software solution below 1.5 µs. Customers benefit from a single API offering access to an increasing number of markets.
ENYX’s “Feed Repair Technology” enables customers’ engines to consume high volume data feeds while ensuring every tick is carried. The solution also accelerates order entry to the exchange.
“We are delighted that ENYX is now able to produce and support the major US markets,” says Brice Vincent, chief technology officer at ENYX. “We were able to analyse, decode and build the feeds as standard on our devices within one month. This has allowed ENYX clients to enter and trade on new markets in an ultra-low latency manner, using our fast track development approach.”
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