
FXSpotStream
Connect and trade with multiple banks via a single API or GUI
- Founded
- 2011
- Business Model
- B2B
- Website
- fxspotstream.com
About
FXSpotStream is a bank-owned consortium that operates as a market utility for multibank FX streaming and request-for-stream trading. Launched in December 2011, it supports pricing in FX spot, forwards, swaps, NDF/NDS, and precious-metals spot and swaps, and lets clients reach liquidity-providing banks through a single API or GUI from co-location sites in New York, London, and Tokyo. The service is designed to preserve bilateral bank-to-client relationships with tailored price streams while cutting the cost of maintaining multiple bank connections. Clients can also access liquidity-provider algorithms and pre- and post-trade allocations over the same API and GUI.
Summary
FXSpotStream is a Financial Services company, founded in 2011.
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