Wallet / API
Users initiate interactions through wallet signatures or API keys.
Off-chain matching handles efficient execution while on-chain settlement provides verifiable trust. A unified data submission and state synchronization model delivers low-latency trading with auditable settlement.
Requests move through access, authorization, matching, settlement, synchronization, and auditable account outputs.
Users initiate interactions through wallet signatures or API keys.
Authentication, Session Key management, rate limiting, and routing.
Off-chain central limit order book with high-speed matching and in-memory order management.
Trade batches are submitted on-chain through MsgSubmitMatches for verifiable settlement.
A self-built EVM-compatible L1 for custom settlement rules, gas strategy, and audit foundation.
Listens to on-chain events and projects them to the read side for consistency.
Presents account state, order history, trade history, and audit evidence.
Each layer focuses on one core target: chain control, speed, truth, or synchronization.
Foundation
Owned EVM-compatible L1 with custom settlement and audit foundations.
Execution
Off-chain matching optimized for throughput and low latency.
Verification
On-chain settlement optimized for correctness and verifiability.
Consistency
On-chain event projection for read-side consistency.
From off-chain matching to on-chain settlement, trust mechanisms cover settlement, auditing, reconciliation, risk control, and governance.
An owned EVM-compatible chain enables controllable settlement rules, gas strategy, governance, and audit extensions.
Base chainTrade results are submitted on-chain, with each trade traceable to tx hash and block height.
VerifiableBatch results are audited through Merkle roots and cross-checked with on-chain events.
Cross-checkableOff-chain liabilities are continuously reconciled against on-chain vault state.
Realtime matchingPrice deviation checks, pause switches, and liquidation protection guard abnormal conditions.
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