Find your top three execution risks in 30 minutes.
A short, scoped review of your live trading system. No deck, no obligation. You leave with a clear read on where your execution, reliability, and controls are exposed, and a recommendation on what to do next.
What it is
A 30-minute working review of your execution architecture with an operator who has built and stabilized live trading systems. We focus on the highest-leverage risks, not a full audit. It is the fastest way to get a credible second read without committing to an engagement.
Who it is for
Funds, trading firms, fintech operators, and market-infrastructure teams running capital through software. Especially useful for crypto market makers, emerging hedge funds, and trading startups scaling faster than their controls.
What you get
- 01A 30-minute architecture and risk review of your live system.
- 02Your top three observed risks across execution, reliability, and controls.
- 03A clear recommendation on the next logical step.
Where it leads
Architecture Benchmark
Free · 30 minTop three risks and a recommendation.
Trading Systems Diagnostic
$2,500 · 5 business daysArchitecture, risk, and deployment review with written findings and an executive briefing.
Architecture Sprint
$15k–$30kDeep analysis, remediation roadmap, governance and operational recommendations.
Advisory Retainer
OngoingStanding strategic support across your build.
Questions
Is the benchmark really free?
Yes. It is a 30-minute review at no cost. It exists so both sides can decide whether a deeper engagement is worth scoping.
What do I need to prepare?
A short description of your system and the area you are most concerned about. No code access or NDA is required for the benchmark.
What happens after the call?
You get your top three observed risks and a recommendation on next steps. If a paid diagnostic makes sense, we scope it. If it does not, we say so.
Is my information confidential?
Yes. Anything shared is treated as confidential, and any later public reference is pseudonymized unless you grant permission to name it.