High-frequency trading (HFT) exchange systems use automated algorithms to execute multiple stock trades in the shortest possible time. The most important factor in their success is live access to quotes – with virtually no latency. Every millisecond counts.
Accordingly, the WSE has prepared the Warsaw Automated Trading System (WATS), which will be operational in the second half of 2025. Atman is one of the few operators with the ability to establish direct high-speed connections to WATS.
The first step is to apply and define the scope of the service with the stock exchange that provides the program to support the migration from the current system.
Atman, as a certified partner of the solution, according to the guidelines of the WSE, implements a transmission that enables secure, fast and bidirectional communication between the exchange and the brokerage office. The service termination point is an Atman device installed at the location specified by the office, and detailed configuration parameters are set trilaterally.
It is good practice (and recommended by the WSE) to ensure redundancy at every possible level (network, devices, applications) and separation from the current devices supporting the current trading system.
In addition to the subscription paid to Atman, the customer pays for access to each instance directly to the WSE; fees paid to the exchange when migrating from the current system may be discounted.
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