TT and FairXchange Integrate Independent Execution Analytics for Institutional FX

Trading Technologies International, Inc. (TT), a global capital markets technology provider, and FairXchange—a subsidiary of United Fintech specializing in independent microstructural FX analytics—have integrated FairXchange Horizon into TT’s institutional foreign exchange (FX) offering.

By embedding FairXchange Horizon’s analytics directly into the TT® platform, clients executing FX trades through TT can now access independent execution analytics across spot FX, forwards, non-deliverable forwards (NDFs), and swaps. These liquidity and algorithm analytics empower users to measure execution quality, analyze flow and liquidity-provider performance, and optimize counterparty relationships.

This collaboration addresses the growing demand for execution transparency and liquidity optimization among institutional FX participants. By combining TT’s execution capabilities with FairXchange’s independent analytics, the partnership delivers a comprehensive FX trading workflow.

“This partnership addresses a clear need within institutional FX trading for best-in-class analytics to manage liquidity relationships and execution quality,” said Tom Robinson, Partner at United Fintech. “Horizon provides independent insight into flow, pricing, and counterparty activity across the entire FX execution workflow.”

“We are committed to providing clients with best-in-class technology across every aspect of the trading workflow,” stated Tomo Tokuyama, EVP and Managing Director of FX at Trading Technologies. “FairXchange Horizon complements TT’s institutional FX execution capabilities by delivering independent, data-driven analytics that help clients evaluate execution quality, strengthen liquidity relationships, and make more informed trading decisions. This reflects our ongoing dedication to building an open, multi-asset platform centered on our clients’ needs.”

TT FX unifies OTC and listed markets within a single, high-performance workflow. With liquidity sourced from both bank and non-bank providers alongside primary FX venues and electronic communication networks (ECNs), clients can trade FX alongside futures and precious metals through a unified interface within TT’s market-leading execution management system (EMS), either directly or via bank algorithms.

About FairXchange and United Fintech
FairXchange, part of United Fintech, is a data science firm specializing in microstructural analysis of financial markets. It strives to bring clarity and transparency to execution performance through independent data, facilitating constructive, data-driven dialogue among market participants. Founded in 2020, United Fintech operates an industry-neutral ecosystem connecting financial institutions with premier fintech solutions. Through strategic acquisitions, deep integration, and shared infrastructure, United Fintech streamlines procurement and accelerates technology adoption across global finance. Backed by strategic investors including Citi, Danske Bank, BNP Paribas, Standard Chartered, and Barclays, the company combines capital markets expertise with technology leadership to help institutions modernize operations and drive sustainable growth. United Fintech maintains 10 offices worldwide, including in London, New York, Copenhagen, Singapore, and the UAE.

About Trading Technologies
Trading Technologies (www.tradingtechnologies.com), owned by Thoma Bravo and 7RIDGE, is a global capital markets platform services company providing market-leading technology for the end-to-end trading operations of Tier 1 banks, brokerages, money managers, hedge funds, proprietary traders, Commodity Trading Advisors (CTAs), commercial hedgers, and risk managers. Rooted in listed derivatives, this Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) company delivers “multi-X” solutions across asset classes, functions, workflows, and geographies. The TT platform ecosystem features trade execution across futures, options, fixed income, foreign exchange (FX), and cryptocurrencies, augmented by solutions for data and margin analytics, trade surveillance, clearing, and post-trade allocation.

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