Government bonds · Interest rate futures

Software built for the rates desk.

Two products for banks and broker-dealers. Pre-trade analytics that retires the delivery spreadsheet, and a trading terminal that runs the whole desk on one screen. Both deploy inside your perimeter, against your data.

Book a call How it deploys
Windows & macOS desktop Bloomberg BLPAPI Role-based access
Workspace / Rates Market Data Orders Exposure
InstrumentBidAskNetStatus
TUZ6103'152103'155+0'012Live
FVZ6107'082107'085+0'045Live
TYZ6111'245111'250-0'020Live
USZ6119'160119'170+0'110Live
WNZ6126'020126'040-0'070Live
TY/US fly-2'045-2'035+0'015Built
TYZ6 depth
412
111'255
1,208
111'252
860
111'250
734
111'245
1,940
111'242
615
111'240
288
MD group: rates core6 instrumentsFeed live
18card types in the workspace
3limit scopes: firm, instrument, account
100msexposure and position refresh
2desktop targets: Windows, macOS

Two products

Buy the piece you need, or the whole desk.

Pre-Trade is one card. It stands on its own for a research or treasury team that has no appetite for a new order management system. Trader is the full workspace, and Pre-Trade sits inside it as a section.

01 / Pre-Trade

FinXAi Pre-Trade

Cheapest-to-deliver, conversion factors and delivery schedules as live shared data instead of a workbook that one person owns.

  • CTD scenarios per futures contract, with conversion factor and delivery date editable in the grid
  • Bulk import straight from Excel or Bloomberg, tab or comma separated, with column detection and validation
  • Spread calculations fed from Bloomberg BLPAPI, with the pair list saved per user
  • Market data groups managed as data, so a desk preset is a configuration change and not a release
  • Audit line showing who saved last and when, plus a live alert when a colleague changes a scenario
Pre-Trade in detail

02 / Trading

FinXAi Trader

A card workspace the trader arranges once. Market data, order entry, allocation, exposure and risk, on one screen or across four monitors.

  • Market data as a grid, a ladder, depth or charts, with user-built spreads priced as one instrument
  • Order entry, working orders, fills and trades, with keyboard shortcuts throughout
  • Allocation and recap, including per-fill price reporting against allocation profiles
  • Exposure monitor and risk limits, from firm template down to account caps and fat finger
  • Layouts that persist per user, and cards that pop out to a second monitor
Trader in detail

Why desks move

The spreadsheet is the single point of failure.

Delivery baskets, conversion factors and spread ratios usually live in a workbook on one analyst's machine. It is correct until the morning it is not, and nobody can tell when it changed or who changed it.

01

One copy of the truth

CTD assignments and conversion factors sit on the server, not in a file. Every trader sees the same scenario, and a change made on one machine shows up on the others while they are looking at it.

02

Changes are attributable

The footer carries who saved the table and at what time. Edits are held locally and highlighted until you commit them, so a slip of the keyboard is not instantly firm-wide.

03

Limits that bind before the order

Gross and net caps on orders and positions, per instrument and per account, with fat finger ceilings and breach bands. The risk manager publishes the whole set in one coordinated commit.

04

Access that matches the org chart

Entities, accounts, users, roles and groups. A trader only sees the cards their role allows. Deactivating a user ends their session immediately, with no grace period.

05

Your data stays yours

A desktop client that talks to your servers. Market data, orders and positions move between the trader's machine and your infrastructure, and nowhere else.

06

Readable at 7am and at 4pm

Eleven theme presets including two high contrast sets, selectable interface and figure fonts, and tabular numerals everywhere a price is shown.

Platform

Fits the way a bank already runs.

Deployment
Desktop client for Windows and macOS, installed on the standard operating environment. Server components run on your infrastructure. No market data leaves your network.
Connectivity
WebSocket as the primary live transport with correlated request and response, gRPC streaming, and a Redis publish and subscribe cache feed. Bloomberg BLPAPI through native bindings.
Entitlements
Entity, account, user, role and group administration in the application. Card visibility and account access both derive from the permission set. Changes apply to live sessions.
Risk controls
Firm template, per instrument caps and per account allocation percentages, each with order and position maxima on a gross and net basis. Published to the trading engine in one operation.
Accessibility
High contrast themes, a bundled hyperlegible typeface, and independent control of interface and figure fonts. Keyboard paths for the order workflow.
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Next step

See it against your contracts.

Thirty minutes on a screen share. Bring the futures you deliver into and the spreads you watch, and we will walk the pre-trade workspace and the terminal through them.

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