Options Technology today announced its partnership with Trade The Pool following a successful integration with ACTIV Application Programming Interface (API).

The partnership is set to provide customers with tick data alongside Trade The Pool’s unique, proprietary execution capabilities and Options’ pre-deployed technology stack that consumes, translates, and broadcasts normalised tick data to clients worldwide, providing comprehensive access to the global FX and CFD markets.

The announcement follows Options’ acquisition of ACTIV Financial and the subsequent integration of its normalized data services and (API). Options now provide clients with global access to multi-asset class exchange feeds alongside underlying hardware for streaming real-time and delayed market data.

Options President and CEO Danny Moore said:

“We are delighted to partner with Trade The Pool and bolster our global market data services with the most innovative trading solutions and expertise. Our partnership has already accelerated Options’ growing portfolio of market data services and reinforced our integrated cloud offering with the latest tools, capabilities and automation infrastructure.

As we expand our services into new regions and territories, we look forward to working with Trade The Pool to build on this momentum and our shared vision for service excellence, industry-leading products and choice for our customers across the capital markets.”

Commenting on the partnership, Michael Katz, CEO of Trade The Pool said:

“We are excited to collaborate with Options which offers cutting-edge solutions.

As a prop stock-trading firm, we are committed to providing our traders with the required tools and resources to enhance their trading experience and results as funded traders, and we believe that with a partner such as Options we have a great opportunity to achieve this”.

Today’s news comes as the latest in a series of exciting development for Options, including its partnership with Digital Realty, the firm’s global Market Data expansion in North America, a 100Gb circuit upgrade across the London metro area and the launch of its Quantify and Data Store products.