OneChronos
OneChronos operates AI-powered "Smart Market" alternative trading systems that match institutional orders using Nobel Prize-winning combinatorial auction techniques and mathematical optimization rather than traditional price-time priority matching. Operated by OneChronos Markets LLC, a broker-dealer subsidiary of OCX Group Inc., the venue runs point-in-time periodic auctions roughly ten times per second across US equities (a dark ATS launched in 2022), spot foreign exchange, and UK/EU equities multilateral trading facilities. Subscribers connect and submit orders electronically over a modern variant of the FIX 4.2 protocol, with "expressive bidding" that lets traders encode custom constraints, spreads, pairs, portfolio and hedging strategies into each auction.
OneChronos publishes 3 APIs on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Company, Financial Services, Capital Markets, Trading, and Equities.
OneChronos’ developer surface includes documentation, API reference, getting-started guide, support, engineering blog, pricing, and 9 more developer resources.
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APIs 3
Individual APIs this provider publishes, each with its own machine-readable definition.
OneChronos US Equities ATS (FIX 4.2)
Order entry and execution for the OneChronos US equities dark ATS over a modern variant of the FIX 4.2 protocol. Standard and Target orders, and Expressive Bids, are submitted e...
OneChronos FX Smart Market (FIX 4.2)
Order entry for the OneChronos spot foreign exchange Smart Market over the FIX 4.2 protocol variant, applying the same combinatorial-auction matching to global FX.
OneChronos European Equities MTF (FIX 4.2)
Order entry for the OneChronos UK and EU equities multilateral trading facilities over the FIX 4.2 protocol variant.
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Documentation 2
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Agent Surfaces 2
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Design & Contract 1
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