Our market-making.
Our bridge.
Your connection.
Drovix builds the pricing engine and the bridge technology behind its institutional liquidity. Explore where each component sits—and where its responsibilities begin.
Inside the Drovix stack
Separate components.
Connected decisions.
Select a layer to expose its role. The cutaway shows the connection between pricing, the bridge and risk controls—not a deployment topology or live system status.
Select a component
Exploded view / conceptual architecture
- Market-making engineSelected
- Bridge technology
- Risk controls
Pricing / Inventory
Market-making engine
Drovix develops its own market-making technology. Pricing and inventory decisions sit together: quotes are formed within the counterparty configuration and the applicable risk limits.
- Consider at the boundary
- Market inputs, approved instruments and current exposure.
- What it contributes
- Counterparty pricing and the resulting exposure to manage.
- Verify together
- Which instruments, order sizes and quote conditions should the pricing configuration cover?
Interfaces / Where your infrastructure connects
Start with
your stack.
Tell us how your desk sends orders, receives prices and reconciles activity. The integration follows that operating model.
FIX 4.4
Standards-based market data and order sessions for institutional EMS and OMS workflows. Discuss session requirements and optional drop-copy during technical scoping.
REST + WebSocket
Programmatic interfaces for pricing, order workflows and post-trade data. Available capabilities and entitlements form part of the agreed integration.
MT5 bridge
An integration route for approved institutional counterparties using MetaTrader 5 infrastructure. Review the bridge workflow and operational responsibilities.
Explore MT5 connectivityTechnical diligence / Establish the boundary
Ask the harder
questions.
Latency, recovery and release controls belong in the integration conversation. Open each topic to see what to review with the team.
01What does a latency measurement include?
Internal processing time and client round-trip time measure different paths. Network location, OMS behaviour, bridge configuration, instrument and order size all matter. Agree the measurement boundary and test conditions before comparing a number.
02What happens before production access?
Approved institutional applicants receive a UAT environment during onboarding. Use it to validate session behaviour, the order lifecycle, limits and reporting against the agreed configuration before production cut-over.
03How do operations fit into the integration?
Review session monitoring, escalation contacts, recovery procedures and change management alongside the interface specification. Staged releases and rollback planning support the operational workflow.
The next conversation
Scope your Drovix integration.
Share your platform, instrument conventions and order requirements. Discuss the market-making and bridge components with the institutional desk.
Discuss the integrationLeveraged OTC products, including Forex and CFDs, carry a high level of risk and a counterparty may lose more than its initial margin. The Drovix offering is directed exclusively at Eligible Counterparties and Professional Clients; Drovix does not provide services to retail clients.
The lifecycle shown is illustrative. Technical availability and service scope depend on the counterparty agreement and approved configuration. Drovix does not guarantee fill prices, slippage levels or trading results.