IPC partners TransFicc for low-latency links to multiple venues
TransFicc’s API simplifies the process of connecting to new trading venues and handling vast amounts of data
Network solutions provider IPC has partnered TransFicc to provide the 6,000 market participants in its fixed-income marketplace with access to the fintech firm’s application programme interface (API), which enables both buy- and sell-side firms to connect to multiple electronic trading venues.
The API, dubbed ‘One API for e-Trading’, was conceived to simplify the process of connecting to new trading venues and handle large amounts of market data with low latency.
TransFicc, launched in 2016
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