Coordinate limits
Define request budgets, priorities and backpressure within each venue’s actual quotas.
Early access SCOPING PAID PILOTS
Your next
exchange.
Off your backlog.
Crypto exchange connectivity for trading products. Market data, execution and account state, built around your existing stack.
Start with one venue. Keep your current integrations.
BUILT AROUND THE NEEDS OF
- Trading terminals
- Bot platforms
- Trading apps
01 / THE APPROACH A connector is
A connector is
only the beginning.
The API connects. Then the real work starts: limits, reconnects, missing updates and orders with an uncertain outcome.
Venuewire brings implementation and agreed operational support into one engagement. Start with the exchange already on your roadmap. Define the interface, deployment and acceptance criteria together.
A smaller change to your stack.
Route the new integration through Venuewire while your existing connections keep running.
02 / ONE COHERENT SCOPE From the first tick
From the first tick
to the final state.
Agree the workflows your product needs.
Make exchange-specific behaviour explicit.
KNOW WHAT YOUR APP IS SEEING A stream is only useful
A stream is only useful
when you can trust its state.
Scope the feeds you need, how freshness is reported and how missing updates are recovered. Your application can distinguish current data from a recovering connection.
- Agreed order book and trade feeds
- Explicit freshness and connection states
- Snapshot and stream reconciliation
LIFECYCLE PREVIEWExample, not live telemetry
- 01Subscribe to the feedREQUESTED
- 02Load the snapshotSYNCING
- 03Reconcile buffered updatesCHECKED
- 04Publish an explicit stateCURRENT
If sequence continuity is lost, expose a recovering state and resynchronise.
MAKE UNCERTAIN OUTCOMES EXPLICIT A timeout does not tell you
A timeout does not tell you
whether an order exists.
Define the path from request to confirmed outcome, including quota coordination and reconciliation. Venue-specific execution semantics are part of the contract.
- Agreed submit, cancel and amend operations
- Request budgets and command expiry
- Reconciliation before retrying uncertain orders
LIFECYCLE PREVIEWExample, not live telemetry
- 01Submit an order requestSENT
- 02Response times outUNKNOWN
- 03Query and reconcile order stateCHECKING
- 04Expose the confirmed outcomeRESOLVED
Reconcile an uncertain result before deciding whether another submission is safe.
KEEP THE ACCOUNT PICTURE COHERENT Balances and positions
Balances and positions
need more than a reconnect.
Agree how balances, positions, fills and external account activity are reconciled. Your product gets explicit account state and the information needed to judge its freshness.
- Agreed balances, positions and fill events
- Reconciliation after lost connectivity
- Venue and account identifiers preserved
LIFECYCLE PREVIEWExample, not live telemetry
- 01Reconnect the account streamCONNECTED
- 02Fetch the account snapshotSYNCING
- 03Reconcile fills and positionsCHECKING
- 04Publish reconciled account stateCURRENT
Keep external account activity and freshness visible to the consuming application.
Shared interface. Visible differences.Order types, signing, gas, finality and venue limits stay explicit wherever they affect correctness.
03 / THE WORK AROUND THE API Make the difficult
Make the difficult
parts part of the scope.
Discuss the failure paths before the happy path becomes a production dependency.
Recover state
Agree reconnect, reconciliation and uncertain-order behaviour before enabling live execution.
Place it deliberately
Choose deployment regions around your users, venue requirements and measured latency.
Know who owns the incident
Specify monitoring, escalation, API-change maintenance and support hours in the proposal.
04 / START WITH A PAID PILOT One venue.
One venue.
A clear finish line.
A focused integration project with defined deliverables. Agree a fixed pilot price before development begins.
Scope my integration Pilot fee + optional ongoing operations-
Map the integration
Venue, market type, workflows, existing stack and the constraints that matter.
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Agree the proof
Deliverables, deployment, access boundaries, acceptance tests, fee and timeline.
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Build and evaluate
Validate in a test or observation environment before agreeing any production rollout.
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Choose what comes next
Review the results. Scope additional venues and operational support if the pilot earns its place.
BEFORE WE TALK
Fair questions.
Clear boundaries make
better integrations.
Is Venuewire available today?
Venuewire is an early-stage offering, currently scoping paid integration pilots. A general-purpose hosted platform is not yet available. Each engagement starts with an agreed scope and a written proposal.
Do we have to replace our current integrations?
The starting point is one new venue or a connection you already plan to rebuild. We define a boundary that lets your other integrations keep running. The technical review establishes the changes still needed on your side.
Which exchanges can you support?
Bring the CEX or DEX you need. Feasibility depends on API access, market type, account requirements and the workflows you want. Support is committed in the pilot proposal; there is no blanket claim of coverage.
Where does it run, and who controls the keys?
Deployment, credential storage, signing and permissions are agreed before implementation. Tell us what must remain in your infrastructure. Do not share API keys or other credentials in an initial enquiry.
Can you remove rate limits or guarantee latency?
Venue limits remain in force. The integration can coordinate requests within those limits. Latency targets need defined endpoints, regions and measurement conditions; any commitment must be backed by the pilot’s measurements.
How is the pilot priced?
The pilot has a fixed price for an agreed scope. Venue complexity, workflows and deployment requirements determine the proposal. Ongoing hosting, maintenance and support are priced separately, with explicit hours and responsibilities.
LET’S MAKE IT SPECIFIC What’s the next exchange
What’s the next exchange
on your roadmap?
Bring a venue, a use case and a target date.
Leave with a clearer path to a paid pilot.