From first call to a live book, in about a week.
What we agree with you, how we get set up, how your funds stay in your own account the whole time, and what the desk does when things go wrong.
Your numbers, not our price list.
Our job is simple to describe: keep a real buy order and a real sell order on your pair, close enough to the price that trading feels normal, for as much of the day as possible. What counts as "close enough" depends on your token — a small cap on one exchange and a major listing are different jobs — so we agree the numbers with you, put them in the contract, and show you how we score against them. Move the sliders to see how yours might look.
The sliders start at a mid-sized example. Yours are set in the proposal, against your float, venue and listing requirement — there is no standard package.
Each term goes into your contract as written here, and your portal checks it continuously on your own login: met or missed, for any period you choose, next to your token's move, our trading result and any incident. The contract names the remedy for a missed term: a fee credit or the right to exit.
How it works, start to finish.
About a week from first call to live orders. Nothing is assumed: every step exists to catch a problem before your tokens are anywhere near it.
Scope
Tell us the token, where it trades and roughly what you can put behind it. You get proposed numbers and a price within 24 hours — or an honest "you don't need us yet".
Subaccount & key
You open a separate account on your exchange, in your name, and move the tokens and USDT into it. You give us a key that can only place and cancel orders — it cannot withdraw anything, ever.
Rehearsal
We rehearse on your real market first, then place one tiny test order and cancel it, so we know the connection works before real size goes anywhere near the book.
Live quoting
Your buy and sell orders go up and stay up, refreshed as the price moves. Our orders only ever add to the book — they never take from it — and if the exchange stops responding we stop quoting and try to cancel straight away.
Your portal
Your own login, updated all day: how we are doing against each number we agreed, what happened during any interruption, and our trading result next to your token's move. No waiting for a monthly email.
Your tokens stay yours.
We never hold your funds. Everything sits in your own exchange account, and the access you give us can only place and cancel orders. Switch it off whenever you like and we can no longer trade for you.
- No withdrawal rights, ever. The key you create has withdrawals switched off, and we go through its settings with you before the first order.
- One client, one subaccount. Funds are never pooled with another project.
- If the exchange goes quiet, we pull the orders. Three failed checks in a row and we stop quoting and cancel. If the exchange cannot confirm the cancel, we keep retrying and raise the alarm. We don't leave orders sitting on a book we cannot see.
- Restarts are checked, never blind. After a server restart, quoting resumes only once the desk has re-read the exchange: fresh balances, no stray orders. Anything a risk limit stopped waits for a person.
- Watched around the clock. Every mandate is checked every 30 seconds. Problems are investigated straight away and reported to you the same day.
- Everything is logged. Every key action, start, stop and edit is recorded.
exchanges on one engine
Every failure has a planned response.
Markets break at 3 a.m. Each of these is written into the engine and tested before every release, and every incident shows in your portal with the reason.
The exchange says "slow down"
A rate limit is a pause, not an outage. We wait it out with orders in place, and stand down only if it lasts.
Our server restarts
Orders are swept on the way down, and the desk re-reads the exchange (balances, open orders) before it quotes again. Anything a risk limit stopped waits for a person.
No auto-liquidation
In a disorderly market, risk limits pull the quotes. Your inventory is never dumped to stop a loss. That decision stays with you.
Loss limits on our PnL
Our loss limit watches our own trading result, not your token's price, so an ordinary drop doesn't make us pull liquidity when you need it most. Only a collapse past the floor in your agreement stops quoting, and then a person decides what happens next.
Blind means stop
If the exchange stops answering, quotes are cancelled within seconds. Quoting resumes only after a person has checked the venue.
Tell us about your token. We'll come back with numbers.
Within 24 hours: the targets we'd commit to, what it costs, and an honest view of whether you need us at all.