Built on Real Experience in Fast-Moving Markets

We started in 2017 when three traders got tired of watching good setups fail because the market moved before orders could fill. That frustration led us to dig into execution infrastructure, liquidity aggregation, and the mechanics that separate theoretical edge from actual profit.

What began as a solution for our own trading evolved into something we could share. Now we work with firms and individuals across the Thailand region who need reliable execution and transparent pricing when markets get volatile.

People Who Actually Trade

Our team combines technical expertise with real trading experience. We understand what matters because we've been on the other side of the platform, watching fills and questioning spreads.

Siriporn Kamolthip, Head of Liquidity Operations

Siriporn Kamolthip

Head of Liquidity Operations

Siriporn spent seven years trading equity derivatives before joining us in 2019. She rebuilt our liquidity routing system after noticing execution delays during Asian session volatility. Her background helps us anticipate where infrastructure breaks down before clients notice.

Viggo Østergaard

Senior Integration Architect

Viggo handles API connections and ensures our systems communicate cleanly with trading platforms. He's the person who figures out why something broke at 2am and fixes it before markets open. Previously worked at a Nordic prop firm where milliseconds mattered.

Elio Marini

Risk Framework Specialist

Elio came from institutional FX after managing counterparty exposure for a regional bank. He builds the guardrails that let traders operate without worrying about credit limits or settlement failures. His work is invisible when everything runs smoothly, which is the point.

Anwen Llewellyn

Market Data Analyst

Anwen monitors pricing feeds and identifies discrepancies that signal liquidity issues. She tracks order book depth across venues and alerts the team when spreads widen unexpectedly. Her reports help us adjust routing logic before execution quality degrades.

How We Got Here

2017

Started with Our Own Trading

Three independent traders pooled resources to negotiate better execution terms. We aggregated our volume to access institutional liquidity providers and built basic routing logic to improve fill rates during news events.

2019

Opened Access to Other Traders

After refining our infrastructure, we began offering the same liquidity connections to select trading firms in the region. Word spread through trading communities and we found ourselves supporting a diverse group of strategies, from scalpers to swing traders.

2022

Rebuilt Core Systems

Growth exposed weaknesses in our original architecture. We spent eight months rebuilding routing logic, adding redundancy, and implementing proper monitoring. The process was painful but necessary. Downtime dropped significantly and execution consistency improved across all session types.

2025

Focused on Reliability

We're no longer chasing feature bloat. Our current focus is rock-solid execution during volatile periods and transparent pricing that traders can verify. We're adding liquidity partners selectively and improving our failover systems so single-venue issues don't impact client fills.

What Drives Our Decisions

We operate according to principles learned through actual trading experience. These aren't aspirational statements but reflections of how we've seen things work in practice.

Trading floor operations showing real-time market monitoring

Transparent Pricing

Technical infrastructure supporting reliable trade execution

Infrastructure First

Team collaboration on execution quality improvements

Trader-Centric Design

Continuous system monitoring and performance optimization

Continuous Improvement

No Hidden Markup

We pass through institutional pricing with a clear, stated commission structure. Traders can verify their fills against market data and understand exactly what they're paying for.

Redundant Systems

Single points of failure cost money. We maintain backup connections to multiple liquidity providers and automatic failover between venues. When one source has issues, orders route elsewhere without manual intervention.

Direct Communication

Support inquiries go to people who understand execution mechanics, not script-reading representatives. When something goes wrong, traders get explanations from someone who can actually investigate what happened.

Realistic Expectations

We won't promise perfect fills during flash crashes or instant execution when liquidity dries up. What we can deliver is consistent performance during normal conditions and honest assessment of what happened when markets get messy.