In-fabric market data
ITCH UDP feed handler with full L2 order book reconstruction inside the FPGA, plus a normalized feed streamed directly to userspace.
Precision at the edge
We build high-frequency trading systems that run in hardware
EQVasset puts the whole path from market data to order entry onto an FPGA, so decisions happen in nanoseconds instead of microseconds. The result is faster and more efficient than anything else trading firms can put on the wire today.
<150 ns
Wire-to-trade latency
100%
Critical path in silicon
10/40 GbE
UDP & TCP MACs
<1 µs
Risk reaction time
What we build
A fully hardware-accelerated path from tick to trade
Market data, order book reconstruction, quoting, risk and order entry all run on the FPGA. Your software sets the strategy and watches what happens, but it never sits in the path between the market and the exchange.
Silicon quoting engine
Automatic Continuous Quotation driven by a configurable 5–10 level book, multi-instrument and multi-FPGA, scaling horizontally across a rack.
Hardware-enforced risk
Deterministic pre-trade risk and Mass Quote Cancellation firing in sub-microsecond time on price-band breaches, halts, and custom triggers.
Why it matters
Speed like this has usually meant building and running an FPGA team of your own just to keep pace. We built EQVasset to deliver it ready to go, and to make it faster than anything you'd build yourself.
Built for
Who we built it for
Test before you trade
Push your SystemVerilog strategy logic into the fabric and replay captured market data against it, so you know how it behaves before it ever sees a live order.
Speed without the headcount
Get hardware tick-to-trade without hiring an FPGA group to build and maintain it. Your team works through a C++ API and an operations GUI.
Quote with a hand on the brake
Quote across many symbols at once, backed by hardware risk that can pull your whole book in under a microsecond when the market turns.
Tell us what you're trading
Whether you're scoping a first FPGA deployment or replacing an aging stack, our engineers will walk you through the architecture and the numbers for your setup.