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Financial Services Programming
ELComputing has helped numerous clients to more quickly and efficiently manage their trading systems. Our
greatest strength is our ability to help clients integrate disparate
applications. In today's financial world where systems exist for practically everything, the challenge is
in communicating with them, and that's where we come in. Over the years
ELComputing' principals have helped it's client Design and Develop applications
that have integrated with a wide range of financial systems. Some of our areas of expertise include:
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RediFix Integration: ELComputing has worked extensively with SLK's RediFix
Trading system over the years. Whether you need help implementing a
custom RediFix based trading system, or simply need an easy to use
implementation of RediFix, ELComputing can help. We have developed a very
intuitive, easy to user interface into the RediFix Trading System. It is
both .Net and COM compliant and provides several methods through which the user can
retrieve messages from the RediFix Server.
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RediPlus Integration: ELComputing has written numerous applications over
the years that communicate with SLK's RediPlus Trading System. Like the
RediFix Trading System above, ELComputing also has written an API
for RediPlus. It is an easy to implement, COM compliant application.
Although not as fast or reliable as RediFix, it is a low cost alternative for
those who do not wish to invest the time or money implementing
RediFix.
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HyperFeed and A-T Financial
Price Feeds:
ELComputing has worked with both HyperFeed's and A-T Financial's Price Feed
API's and has created applications using both.
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MicroHedge: ELComputing is very familiar MicroHedge's
API and has developed several applications that use the MicroHedge API to gather the
information they need to make trades.
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Clearing Systems: ELComputing has
worked with the electronic clearing systems of several of the larger financial
firms.
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