A robust order management system handling the full lifecycle — placement, modification, execution, positions and settlement — with airtight risk and audit.
A robust order management system handling the full lifecycle — placement, modification, execution, positions and settlement — with airtight risk and audit.
Market, limit, SL/TG, modify, cancel and fills.
Real-time positions, margin locking and M2M.
Server-side stop-loss, target and risk square-off.
Every order and money movement fully logged.
Everything you need to build, automate and scale your trading technology.
Risk management module development — real-time exposure and leverage limits, margin monitoring, auto square-off and abnormal-order blocks for trading platforms.
Portfolio management system development — holdings, asset allocation, live valuation, P&L and performance analytics for investors, advisors and institutions.
User & fund management system development — onboarding, KYC, wallet deposits/withdrawals, approvals, limits and a complete transaction ledger for trading platforms.
Reports & analytics dashboard development — turnover, P&L, brokerage, client and settlement reports with filters, CSV/PDF export and scheduled delivery.
An OMS earns its keep in the edge cases: an order that is filled at the broker but not yet acknowledged locally, a position reduced by two exits arriving together, a stop-loss triggering while a manual exit is in flight. Handled carelessly, each of these produces a phantom position or a double charge, and both are discovered days later during a dispute.
We build the OMS around a single source of truth for state, with status-guarded updates so the same close cannot be applied twice, FIFO reduction when a position is partially exited, and correct handling of a flip where an exit crosses through zero into the opposite side. Margin is released and brokerage charged in the same transaction that closes the leg, not by a separate job that might not run.
Everything is auditable: every order row records who placed it, from where and why, and every ledger movement names the position that caused it. When a client questions a charge, the trail answers the question rather than starting an argument.
Yes, including per-leg stop-loss and target on individual positions rather than only across the whole symbol, plus trailing behaviour where required.
Client order ids make repeated requests idempotent, and status-guarded database updates mean a close only applies to a position that is still open.
NSE, BSE, MCX, NCDEX, currency, plus international and crypto venues. Each segment carries its own trading hours, lot sizes and margin rules.
Yes. The OMS exposes an API and can sit behind an existing front end, which is the usual path when a working UI needs a stronger engine underneath.
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