Trading
Advanced Charting
Confirm chart types, timeframes, indicators and workspace support against the named desktop build.
Explore RTX5 client applications, broker operations and the planned RX5 developer ecosystem. Compare licence scope, review published packages and confirm the tested capabilities for your deployment.
Explore terminals, trading engine, risk, administration and integrations. Availability and supported tasks must be confirmed for each build.
Explore the proposed scope for accounts, orders, risk, administration and clients.
Learn MoreConfirm instruments, permissions and market-data rights with the broker.
Learn MoreReview server-side order processing, positions, margin and reconciliation requirements.
Learn MoreConfirm pre-trade checks, exposure limits and emergency controls in a tested build.
Learn MoreScope quote sources, depth, stale-feed handling and routing policies.
Learn MoreWindows desktop is the first terminal baseline.
Learn MorePlanned browser client; supported builds and tasks require confirmation.
Learn MorePlanned iOS and Android account, order, alert and hosted bot controls.
Learn MoreRX5 Rust SDK, bots and indicators. Runtime is roadmap until certified.
Learn MoreProposed Manager/Admin tasks, groups, permissions and audit requirements.
Learn MoreREST, WebSocket and FIX APIs. Confirm availability with sales.
Learn MoreReview identity, authorization, audit and change-control evidence.
Learn MoreProduct scope and publication status. Released or beta availability requires a named build and supporting review record.
Swipe horizontally to compare scope and release information.
Account capacity, CRM and the agreed connection scope determine the right RTX5 licence. Use the pricing page for the complete inclusion list and optional services.
Up to 1,000 real accounts and unlimited demo account count. CRM is included; bridge and FIX are separately scoped options.
Up to 25,000 real accounts and unlimited demo account count. Agreed bridge and FIX connection fees are included; standalone CRM is optional.
Agree the real-account cap, deployment and entitlements in a written quote. Agreed bridge and FIX scope is included; final annual terms remain provisional.
Tell us the products you need, expected real-account count, client applications and integrations. We will distinguish available functionality from proposed scope.
Explore the proposed services, client scope and broker requirements across the RTX5 ecosystem.
Explore proposed signal and copy workflows with defined permissions, allocation and stop controls. The cards below illustrate tasks, rather than live signals or performance.
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Illustrative workflow
Scope custom RX5 development, ownership and acceptance tests before engaging a developer.
API scope is planned; named versions and sandbox-tested examples are not yet published. Read the current API documentation.
Scope account data, order actions and event streams before integrating. Confirm protocol versions, permissions, limits, idempotency and recovery behavior in a tested sandbox contract.
Explore each area and its current scope. A product description does not establish tested build availability.
Trading
Confirm chart types, timeframes, indicators and workspace support against the named desktop build.
Automation
Proposed RX5 Rust development, desktop testing and controlled broker-runtime deployment. Versions and runnable examples are pending.
Markets
Instrument access, account modes and margin policies depend on the broker and agreed deployment.
Data
Confirm depth source, feed permissions, stale-data handling and available levels for each instrument.
Infrastructure
Agree routing and matching modes, then review measured results for a defined workload and deployment.
Security
Review access controls, data protection, audit records and incident procedures. Certification and SLA evidence must be supplied separately.
Developer
REST, WebSocket and FIX scope is proposed. Named contracts, authentication, limits and tested examples require publication.
AI
Exploratory signal workflow. Supported models, instruments and validation results have not been published.
Explore RTX5 scope for traders, developers and broker operations within the Orrnn ecosystem.
Scope account operations, connectivity and risk requirements for your brokerage.
Review proposed allocation, reporting, permissions and fund-management workflows.
Explore client availability, task guides and published product information.
Review planned signal controls, strategy disclosures and account permissions.
Explore the proposed RX5 Rust SDK, desktop testing and marketplace workflow.
Proposed broker-hosted RX5 runtime: US$10–20/month, with resources and terms to agree.
Agree support hours, response targets, escalation and ownership in the broker quote.
Review proposed REST, WebSocket and FIX scope before requesting a tested contract.
Review RTX5 publication requirements, proposed workflows and the records needed to confirm deployment readiness.
Review product scope and supporting records before planning a deployment.
Release Notes lists published package records. Feature coverage, tested clients and signing evidence must be confirmed separately.
Check Windows package availability and request access instructions for the planned browser and mobile clients.
The proposed Rust workflow separates source development, desktop testing and controlled broker-runtime deployment.
Define each connection and operating responsibility before integration.
A provider or platform name does not establish an RTX5 partnership. Request the adapter version, supported operations and certification record.
Provide account capacity, client requirements and integrations so a demonstration can distinguish proposed scope from tested functionality.
Evidence needed for release readiness
Use named, dated records when evaluating release readiness and commercial scope.
Awaiting published review records
Confirm in the written quote
Use these areas to scope your deployment. Supported tasks and client availability need build-specific confirmation.
Prices, depth and instrument information through connected infrastructure.
Orders, positions and account workflows in one environment.
Charts, indicators and drawing tools for market structure.
Economic context and market-moving information.
Proposed Rust/RX5 development and controlled runtime deployment.
Signal workflows and strategy visibility where supported.
Allocation and performance tools for managers and investors.
Exposure, limits and pre-trade controls as part of the trading path.
Administration, clients and operating tools for brokerage businesses.
Proposed command APIs and connectors. Confirm availability with sales.
Browser-based access to the trading environment.
Monitor accounts, orders and alerts from mobile devices.
Proposed broker runtime with agreed resources and fees.
Analyze markets, manage positions and execute trades through professional trading tools.
Explore planned Rust/RX5 development, desktop testing and hosted execution.
Monitor portfolios, allocations, performance and risk.
Manage capital, allocations, strategies and investor relationships.
Build and operate trading infrastructure with tools for execution, risk, clients and administration.
Use RTX5 infrastructure to build and operate modern trading services.