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Ediphy has launched a new suite of trading and analytics application programming interfaces (Apis) aimed at accelerating automation in bond and cleared interest rate swaps (IRS) markets, as the London‑based cloud‑native technology firm continues to expand its presence in fixed income execution and analytics.
The new Apis, available via a dedicated developer portal at developers.ediphy.io, are designed to give developers and systematic trading desks programmatic access to Ediphy’s execution, liquidity and analytics tools across credit, government and supranational, sovereign and agency (Ssa) bonds, as well as cleared Irs.
Positioning itself as part of the broader push toward greater transparency and workflow efficiency in fixed income markets, Ediphy is offering the portal as a central integration point, enabling firms to plug its trading infrastructure directly into existing systems rather than relying solely on graphical user interfaces.
The Developer Portal hosts documentation and sandbox environments for three core Api services: an Execution Management Api, a Liquidity Checker Api and a Transaction Cost Analysis Api, each targeting a different stage of the trading lifecycle from pre‑trade liquidity assessment to post‑trade analytics.
The Execution Management Api provides full programmatic order submission and management via Rest and real‑time Websocket streaming for bonds and cleared Irs, reflecting the growing demand from systematic and quant‑driven desks for low‑latency connectivity and automated order handling within their own infrastructure.
The Liquidity Checker Api offers access to Ediphy’s proprietary liquidity scoring and collaborative trading blotters, giving users a way to gauge market depth and tradability in instruments that often suffer from fragmentation and limited transparency compared with listed markets.
The Transaction Cost Analysis Api delivers advanced post‑trade transaction cost analysis, allowing clients to measure execution quality and benchmark performance against the market, a capability that has become increasingly important under regulatory and best‑execution regimes in Europe and beyond.
Magnus Mathisen, Head Of Sales, Ediphy
Magnus Mathisen, Head Of Sales, Ediphy said:
“Fixed Income trading and workflow automation is on everyone's mind, but the barrier to entry has been too high for many firms,”
“By opening up our core services via Apis, we are giving our clients the tools to build bespoke, automated workflows that leverage our analytics, deep liquidity network and regulated execution service with minimal friction.”
The launch of the Developer Portal follows Ediphy’s selection by The European Securities And Markets Authority (Esma) to develop and operate the first European consolidated tape for bonds, underlining the firm’s role in fixed income data and execution infrastructure as regulatory initiatives continue to focus on transparency and consolidated market information.
Ediphy is a capital markets technology company focused on improving the fixed income ecosystem through a unified execution gateway, liquidity aggregation and advanced data analytics, positioning its new Apis as a way for institutions to integrate these capabilities into their own technology stacks rather than outsourcing entire workflows.
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