How to Build a Trading Platform: Architecture, Features, and the Hard Engineering Problems
Building a trading platform involves complex engineering challenges due to the critical nature of financial transactions. This article outlines essential components and features necessary for a robust order management system. It emphasizes the importance of compliance and the need for meticulous design to avoid costly errors.
- ▪Trading platforms require precise execution to prevent financial losses and regulatory issues.
- ▪The Order Management System (OMS) is central to the platform, handling order validation, execution, and lifecycle tracking.
- ▪Key requirements for the OMS include idempotency, state machine correctness, and a comprehensive audit trail.
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