OpeniBank trading combines local orderbook execution with network-mode CEX integrations and a node-hosting model. The product surface spans retail terminal UX, hosted trade node services, and institutional execution controls.
North Star
A single operator can route, monitor, and audit spot trading activity across DEX and connected CEX venues through one risk-governed execution layer.
This documentation page is aligned with the following OpeniBank v4 planning files.
Independent traders
Local market terminal with Binance reference feeds, simulator capabilities, and private strategy control.
Core Components
Delivery: Runs within OpeniBank local stack
Teams, funds, and regional operators
Managed trade infrastructure with monitored uptime, exchange connectors, and hosted APIs.
Core Components
Delivery: Managed host service by OpeniBank or partners
Banks, brokers, and enterprise desks
Dedicated deployment with compliance controls, settlement coupling, and SLA-backed support.
Core Components
Delivery: Dedicated environment (VPC / on-prem / hybrid)
Execution paths are split by venue type but unified by a common routing and audit model.
Expose one coherent execution architecture where local orderbook, DEX routing, and CEX adapters can be reasoned about consistently.
Orderbook matching is deterministic and can be coupled with clearing cycles for net settlement workflows.
Guarantee fair matching semantics and prepare trade outputs for downstream netting and settlement services.
OpeniBank supports deploy-your-own, managed hosted, and dedicated institutional trade host models.
Provide a clear service model for users and investors evaluating operational ownership and SLA responsibilities.
Real-time data feeds and pre-trade safety checks are treated as first-class production systems.
Protect users from stale data and uncontrolled execution by combining feed governance with policy guardrails.