Brokerage infrastructure
Infrastructure planning for pricing, risk systems, FIX gateways and client-facing trade services.
Typical considerations
Discuss this solution Broker feeds, endpoint mapping, session continuity and network paths.
INDUSTRY SOLUTIONS
The right infrastructure for the right workload.
From broker connectivity to low-latency trading systems, Upticks.com helps structure infrastructure around the requirements of each financial workload.
What we support
Focused on financial markets.
Solutions are scoped around your actual platforms, endpoints and service contracts.
Execution-sensitive systems
Design for market data ingestion, low-jitter paths and compute placement close to key venues.
Typical considerations
Discuss this solution Latency origin, trading process isolation and redundancy.
High-availability platforms
A resilient base for real-time payments, market data, fintech APIs and operational backends.
Typical considerations
Discuss this solution Scaling, security controls, telemetry and support model.
Market connectivity
Support the integration of approved broker, LP and ECN endpoints through carefully defined network routes.
Typical considerations
Discuss this solution Cross-connect requirements, failover design and path monitoring.
Infrastructure building blocks
From design to deployment.
Select components based on workload requirements rather than one-size-fits-all packages.
Dedicated hosting
AMD EPYC bare-metal offered exclusively as matched London LD4 + Amsterdam AMS1 server pairs, with mirrored NVMe data volumes, dual 25Gbps networking and A/B power per server.
ExploreLow-latency connectivity
Plan authorised broker/venue access and network paths from a defined measurement origin.
ExploreA/B network paths
London routing pair, dual switching and an Amsterdam backup strategy where contracted.
ExploreMonitoring and response
Operational telemetry, incident reporting and escalation agreed per service.
ExploreScope your project
Tell us what you’re building.
We’ll outline the next steps for the application, feeds, resilience and location.