Custom market data and pricing
Price feeds built around your brokerage.
CoinPriceFeeds is a managed, client-specific pricing layer for Forex and CFD brokerages. Combine institutional, exchange, and your own market data, shape it with rules your team controls, and deliver the result to the platforms you already use.
- Since 2018
- Operating continuously for brokerages
- 50+
- Brokerage clients served worldwide
- 400k quotes/s
- Engine capacity across 60+ sources
Figures current in July 2026. How they are defined
From source to platform
One pricing flow. Clear at every stage.
CoinPriceFeeds sits between the markets you follow and the platforms your clients use. Each stage can match the way your brokerage operates.
Bring in the right sources
Use institutional FIX liquidity, exchange data, reference markets, or prices from your own systems.
Market data sources → 02Define your pricing policy
Combine sources, set markups and spreads, create synthetic prices, and schedule different rule sets.
Pricing engine → 03Protect the output
Keep abnormal, stale, late, or structurally invalid quotes away from your client-facing book.
Quote protection → 04Deliver it where needed
Send the same resulting feed to platform bridges and FIX consumers through primary and backup links.
Delivery & integrations →Pricing that belongs to you
Your dealing team should not need a software release to change a spread.
Each feed has its own client-controlled rules sheet. Authorized team members can review, comment on, and activate changes without waiting for a code deployment.
- Choose how each symbol combines or prioritizes sources.
- Set absolute or relative markups, spread limits, precision, and rounding.
- Prepare separate weekday, session, weekend, or event policies.
- Validate changes before they can replace a working configuration.
Built for the whole client team
The same system, seen at the right level.
Commercial, risk, and technical questions are different. The feed should make sense to every person responsible for it.
Flexible pricing without another internal platform
Use the sources and destinations you need, keep changes controlled, and give teams a shared view of the result.
For brokerages → Dealing & riskFine control with visible safeguards
Manage aggregation, priority, spreads, schedules, and protection by symbol—without hiding what is active.
For dealing & risk teams → TechnologyClear integration and independent checks
Connect through FIX or a small streaming protocol, subscribe by symbol, and verify primary and backup links.
For technology teams →Protection with an explanation
When a source goes wrong, it should not quietly become your price.
CoinPriceFeeds handles failure as part of pricing, not as an afterthought. Invalid inputs stop influencing the result, dependent symbols are recalculated, and the reason stays visible.
Abnormal moves
Configurable gap controls can hold the last accepted value instead of passing through a sudden bad print.
Unavailable sources
If a venue explicitly stops quoting, that leg is removed immediately rather than left to age quietly.
Frozen or late data
Stale and out-of-order updates cannot rewind or anchor a current price.
Impossible quotes
Zero, negative, non-finite, or crossed output is rejected before delivery.
A dashboard that answers “why?”
See the current price, its status, and what it depends on.
Readers can inspect the live state. Authorized writers can apply a rules-sheet change or reset a latched protection through a controlled action.
Understand each symbol
Follow inputs and dependencies instead of treating the output as a black box.
Spot the reason
Protected, invalid, and stale states carry a clear explanation.
Confirm what is active
Check the current rule page, last successful load, and configuration version.
Resilience you can check
Primary and backup are useful only when you know they agree.
Both delivery paths expose the pricing configuration they are using. Comparison tools can check rules, prices, spreads, activity, and symbol liveness across endpoints.
Configuration agreement confirmed
Made to fit the stack you have
Connect once. Send the price where it needs to go.
Use simple streaming when you want the shortest integration path, or FIX 4.4 when your downstream platform already speaks it. Each consumer can receive only the symbols it needs.
EURUSD 1.08426 1.08430
XAUUSD 2386.41 2386.65
BTCUSD 67214.2 67219.8
USDJPY 157.842 157.854Common questions
A few direct answers.
What makes a CoinPriceFeeds feed customizable?
Each client feed has its own pricing rules. Your team can define how sources are combined, apply markups and spread controls, set precision, and schedule different policies by session or day.
Can we combine our own prices with external market data?
Yes. Institutional FIX sources, exchange or reference data, and prices from your own systems can enter the same client-specific pricing flow.
What happens when a source stops quoting?
A source that is cancelled, unavailable, stale, or otherwise invalid stops qualifying for the calculation. Dependent prices are recalculated from the valid inputs that remain.
Can the same feed serve more than one platform?
Yes. The resulting prices can be delivered to multiple downstream consumers through simple streaming or FIX connections, with per-symbol subscriptions where needed.
How is pricing structured?
CoinPriceFeeds uses a flat monthly charge based on the agreed feed scope. Instrument count, required connections, automation, platforms, and support affect the amount. See the pricing page for details and the current policy.
Is CoinPriceFeeds a public crypto API or a liquidity provider?
No. CoinPriceFeeds is a managed, client-specific pricing layer for Forex and CFD brokerages. It receives authorized market-data inputs, applies the brokerage’s pricing and protection policy, and delivers the resulting feed. It does not replace the client’s liquidity relationships or market-data rights.
What does “up to 400,000 quotes per second” mean?
It describes peak processing capacity of the feeding engine across more than 60 real-time sources. It is not a promise that every source or client connection produces that rate. Actual traffic depends on market activity, the source mix, instruments, pricing rules, and destinations.
Does continuous operation mean a source can never fail?
No. Individual venues, platform sources, networks, and destinations can become unavailable. CoinPriceFeeds has operated continuously as a managed service since 2018, while treating source failure, primary and backup delivery, monitoring, and controlled recovery as normal operating concerns.
Do we need to book a call to request a demo?
No. Open the short demo request form and CoinPriceFeeds will normally reply within two business days. Scoping, questions, demo access, and pricing information can remain in writing.
A feed shaped around your setup
Request a demo feed shaped around your setup.
Start with the short form. We’ll reply by email and ask only for the sources, target platforms, and controls needed for a useful demo.