Liquidity is what makes a platform a business: it is the connection between your clients' orders and the sources of pricing and execution. The FOREXAA liquidity layer aggregates, prices and routes that flow across the platforms you run.
Conceptual — your exact topology is designed for your deployment.
Sources to aggregation to pricing to risk to execution, in the topology your deployment needs.
| Source | Role | State |
|---|---|---|
| Provider A | Primary aggregation | Active |
| Provider B | Secondary aggregation | Active |
| Provider C | Fallback | Standby |
| Internal stream | Your book | Routed |
What it is: the connectivity layer between your liquidity sources and your trading platforms — pricing, execution flow, aggregation and risk routing.
What it solves: a brokerage that runs multiple platforms and multiple liquidity sources needs a consistent way to aggregate them, price them and route orders across them.
What it does: connect your sources, aggregate the pricing, apply your risk and routing rules, and feed the platforms your clients trade on.
This is a conceptual diagram. Your exact topology is designed for your deployment.
Concrete, grouped by the job it does — not a wall of buzzwords.
Conceptual — the exact topology is scoped to your deployment.
Multi-provider brokerages
Brokers consolidating fragmented liquidity
New brokerages standing up execution
A next-generation multi-market terminal for your clients.
MobiusTrader 7 (MT7) →Your sources depend on your structure and agreements. The layer is built to aggregate multiple sources; the exact providers are confirmed during scoping.
No. We describe what the layer does — aggregate, price, route and monitor — and we do not make unverified superlatives about depth.
Orders are routed against the risk and control settings you define, with monitoring across your sources. The depth of that control is confirmed for your deployment.