FIX 4.4
Connect automated trading systems through an established trading protocol.
[ Stelaxis Markets / API ]
Stream executable prices, request firm quotes, send orders and receive trade reports over FIX 4.4 or REST. You trade for your own account, with Stelaxis as principal.
Conceptual flow. Schemas and supported fields are supplied during integration.
[ What the API covers ]
Connect automated trading systems through an established trading protocol.
Request quotes, send orders and retrieve trades from your own trading and treasury systems.
Consume executable two-way prices for the instruments enabled for your relationship.
Request a price for a defined instrument, direction and quantity, with explicit validity.
Submit IOC and FOK orders against our prices, with your own identifiers and deterministic responses.
Receive acknowledgement, fill and status information for your own records.
[ Sandbox access ]
Explore the Stelaxis trading environment and see how pricing, orders, controls and post-trade activity fit together. When you are ready to connect, we will scope API access around how you intend to trade.
[ Available now ]
Use the web environment for an initial product review. API credentials and configured instruments are provided separately for qualified integrations.
[ Request to record ]
Use one integration from price to trade, and keep the same identifiers as the trade moves into your settlement and reconciliation.
Connect to the agreed environment and request the instruments and pricing modes enabled for your account.
Consume an executable stream or send an RFQ with the instrument, side and quantity.
Submit the order or accept the quote and receive a defined acknowledgement, fill or rejection.
Use trade identifiers and reports in your own records, settlement and reconciliation.
[ Path to production ]
We start with your instruments, expected sizes, jurisdiction and settlement model. That defines the counterparty relationship and a focused technical certification plan.
[ Defined before production ]
Enabled instruments, pricing modes and supported order types.
Expected volumes, typical order sizes and applicable limits.
Supported assets, currencies, wallets and operational cut-offs.
Contracting entity, eligibility, jurisdiction and relevant terms.
Availability depends on instrument, jurisdiction, counterparty eligibility, onboarding and the agreed contracting entity. Understand the trading and partner roles.
[ Start with your use case ]