F03 // Financial Intelligence · Execution

Know exactly what every liquidity provider is costing you.

Slippage attribution, LP scoring, spread markup optimisation and best-execution reporting — the intelligence layer for how your book actually gets filled.

For brokerages and prop firms running multi-LP setups where execution quality directly moves margin.

The Problem

Why firms come to us for this.

01
LP performance is anecdotal

Everyone has opinions about which LP is best on which symbol; nobody has the numbers weekly.

02
Slippage is unattributed

You know the number; you don't know whether it's the LP, the bridge, the client, or the market.

03
Markup is left on the table

Spreads are set once per quarter; the market and cohort economics move constantly.

Anatomy

What we actually build for you.

Every engagement is bespoke — but the underlying architecture follows the same layered pattern. Owned by you, deployed on your infrastructure.

L05Execution analytics UI
L04Slippage attribution engine
L03LP scoring & routing recommender
L02Trade & quote store
L01FIX / bridge integration
Capabilities

What ships in the box.

LP scorecards

Per-LP, per-symbol fill rate, slippage, rejection rate and cost-per-million — updated continuously.

Slippage attribution

Decompose every basis point of slippage into LP, bridge, latency, client behaviour and market conditions.

Markup optimiser

Cohort-aware markup recommendations that respect competitiveness and margin targets.

Best-execution reporting

Regulator-ready best-ex reports generated on demand, not assembled from screenshots.

Venue routing tuning

Continuously refined smart-order-routing rules driven by real execution outcomes.

Cost-of-liquidity view

The true landed cost of a million dollars of flow, per venue, per cohort.

Integrates with
PrimeXMoneZeroCentroidMT4/5cTraderFIXinternal bridges
Talk to Us

Scoping a build for a brokerage, wealth firm or fintech?

We take a small number of new engagements each quarter. Send a two-line brief and we'll respond within 48 hours.