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TFB, a liquidity bridge provider, has integrated DEXA's AI-powered risk intelligence and analytics with Trade Processor, bringing intelligence directly into the execution process in real time.
The integration connects liquidity, execution and trader intelligence within a single infrastructure, extending brokerage execution beyond trade processing to include decisions about how each flow is handled.
Trade Processor provides automated execution, liquidity connectivity, routing and A/B-Book risk management. DEXA provides continuous trader classification and behavioural intelligence, identifying toxic and valuable flow as it emerges.
By combining the two, TFB and DEXA connect trader intelligence directly to execution, enabling the infrastructure to determine automatically how each flow should be handled based on the behaviour behind it, rather than relying on static rules or manual intervention.
Alexey Kutsenko, Chief Executive Officer, TFB and DEXA said:
"After more than 15 years of building technology for brokers, I've seen the same gap across the industry: knowing what a trader is doing and being able to act on it have always been two different things. We integrated Trade Processor with DEXA to bring those two worlds together, giving brokers the ability to understand who is behind every trade, automatically respond to that behaviour, and make better decisions about the flow that drives their business."
DEXA's AI-powered behavioural intelligence feeds directly into Trade Processor's routing, execution and risk management infrastructure. DEXA identifies and classifies trader behaviour from as early as the third trade and continuously updates its assessment as behaviour changes.
As trader behaviour evolves, Trade Processor can adapt routing and risk responses accordingly. Toxic flow, latency arbitrage and other behavioural patterns can be identified in real time, with automated controls applying the appropriate response without manual intervention.
The integration also gives brokers greater visibility into the performance of their routing strategy. Real execution prices, actual fills and markups replace estimates, giving brokers a clear view of what their A/B-Book and routing decisions actually delivered.
The integration is pre-built, giving brokers access to both technologies through a single connected infrastructure layer, streamlined onboarding and one vendor relationship.
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