Middle Office
Next-Generation Broker OMS Infrastructure
Provide unified order management, account systems, risk controls, APIs, and operating infrastructure for brokers and financial institutions.
Finger Broker OMS Architecture
Connect major global markets through a standardized, resilient, and high-performance transaction infrastructure layer.
Client & Partners
Finger Manager
Broker Operations Console
Order Management
Routing Engine
Risk Controls
Account Management
Execution Processing
Reports & Monitoring
Finger Broker OMS
Unified Market Abstraction Layer
Standardized interfaces, protocol translation, data normalization, and rules adaptation across connected venues.
Global Exchanges & Liquidity Venues
NASDAQ
NASDAQ
Japan Market
JPX
Hong Kong Market
HKEX
China Market
SSE / SZSE
Singapore Market
SGX
More Markets
Additional exchanges and liquidity providers
Unified Global Market Access
Broker OMS connects major global trading markets and liquidity environments through a unified encapsulation layer, giving brokers standardized order-access capabilities.
The system handles differences in protocols, interfaces, states, and data structures across markets, so brokers can complete multi-market connectivity and management through a single system.
- Unified global market access
- Standardized OMS API
- Multi-market protocol encapsulation
- Unified market and liquidity management
Routing Engine and Execution Infrastructure
Broker OMS provides unified routing and execution-coordination capabilities, enabling order handling and liquidity connectivity based on different market environments and business rules.
The system supports multi-market routing, state synchronization, and unified execution logic, helping brokers reduce the complexity of connecting separate market systems.
- Unified order routing
- Multi-market execution coordination
- Liquidity connectivity support
- Unified order lifecycle
Unified OMS Abstraction Layer
Broker OMS uses a unified abstraction layer to shield upper systems from interface differences across trading markets, exposing standardized data and operational structures.
Enterprises can use the unified interface to quickly build mobile apps, desktop terminals, quantitative systems, and operations back offices without integrating each market separately.
- Unified market abstraction layer
- Standardized data structures
- API and protocol translation
- Support for multi-terminal integration
