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ORBITRAONE™

The Sovereign Market Intelligence Network

ONE NETWORK.INFINITE MARKETS.

Professional trading, intelligent automation, deterministic settlement and an open digital economy — engineered as one system.

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  • Spot
  • Derivatives
  • FX
  • Commodities
  • Tokenized assets
  • AI agents
  • Applications

A central illuminated sphere — the ORBITRA ONE™ core — surrounded by inclined orbital paths. Abstract structures representing spot markets, derivatives, FX, commodities, tokenized assets, AI agents and applications travel on those orbits, connected to the core by thin lines of data light.

The Orbitra universe

Trading platform. Sovereign blockchain. Open economy.

Three systems operate as one. You experience one account, one risk view and one economic identity; underneath, the architecture separates trading, settlement and ecosystem growth so each can be engineered for its job.

Illustration: Orbitra Prime, Orbitra L1 and Orbitra Realm orbit one central settlement core. Prime sends orders and intent into the core and receives a unified risk view; L1 provides deterministic finality and parallel execution; Realm connects identity, tokenized assets and application commerce to the same settlement truth.
  1. Settlement core

  2. Orbitra Prime

    Trading intelligence

    The premium multi-asset trading and market-intelligence platform — desktop, web, mobile and institutional APIs on one real-time state.

    • Orders and intent
    • Portfolio risk view
    • AI guidance
    Enter Orbitra Prime

  3. Orbitra L1

    Settlement and compute

    A sovereign, non-EVM-native Layer 1 engineered for deterministic financial state and high-capacity parallel execution.

    • Deterministic finality
    • Parallel execution
    • Native market modules
    Explore Orbitra L1

  4. Orbitra Realm

    Applications and commerce

    The open ecosystem for payments, tokenization, identity, data, AI agents, gaming, social markets and enterprise applications.

    • Identity and permissions
    • Tokenized assets
    • Application commerce
    Discover Orbitra Realm

Universe atlas

Explore the System

The interactive constellation of every Orbitra system and technology.

Illustration: The Orbitra Universe Constellation: the ORBITRA ONE™ core at the center, with Orbitra Prime, Orbitra L1 and Orbitra Realm as three constellations. Each named technology appears as an object connected by data paths to its system. Selecting an object previews its purpose and links to its dedicated page.
ORBITRA ONE™

Orbitra Prime

Aegis

The unified portfolio risk graph.

Open page

Select an object to preview it, then open its page.

Full-capacity architecture

Designed for global market scale.

The performance envelope comes from parallel market lanes, compact deterministic execution and hardware-aware validation — an end-to-end property, not a single benchmark.

TPS
1,000,000Engineered full-capacity architecture
Finality class
< 1 sDeterministic BFT design
Market access
24/7Always-on global settlement
Execution
Multi-VMNexusWASM plus isolated EVM compatibility
Illustration: Performance is an end-to-end property. A request enters through regional gateways, becomes an order in ApexMatch, passes Aegis risk checks, executes on VectorLanes, is finalized by a QSE quorum and is streamed to indexes as new state.
  1. 01IngressRegional gateways
  2. 02OrderApexMatch
  3. 03RiskAegis checks
  4. 04ExecuteVectorLanes
  5. 05FinalizeQSE quorum
  6. 06IndexStreaming state

Capacity figures describe the engineered architecture. See the Orbitra L1 specification note.

Follow the performance path

The end of fragmented trading

One control plane for everything you trade, automate and build.

The industry separates the trader from the full opportunity. Orbitra collapses execution, risk, automation, custody choice, settlement, rewards and application access into one coherent experience.

Illustration: On the left, four separate systems — broker terminals, crypto venues, bot platforms and DeFi applications — each with its own gap. Their lines converge into a single ORBITRA ONE™ control plane, which then fans out into four unified guarantees: every market in one portfolio, every strategy in one risk engine, every reward in one value ledger and every application in one identity.

Fragmented today

Broker terminals

Deep tools, fragmented settlement

Crypto venues

Native markets, limited product breadth

Bot platforms

Automation without unified risk

DeFi applications

Yield without a professional control plane

ORBITRA ONE™

One control plane

Every market

One portfolio

Every strategy

One risk engine

Every reward

One value ledger

Every application

One identity

The complete market stack

Institutional instruments. Retail clarity. Onchain finality.

A single portfolio spans immediate delivery, leveraged exposure, volatility, real-world instruments and programmable markets. Select an instrument to see how it behaves inside the system.

Explore every market
Illustration: Eight instruments — spot, perpetuals, futures, options, FX, commodities, equities and real-world assets — arranged as a constellation around one portfolio. Selecting an instrument highlights its connections, changes the surrounding data behavior and shows how it works inside ORBITRA ONE™.

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Spot

Crypto, tokenized assets, FX spot

Immediate delivery with atomic settlement: the asset and the payment move in the same state transition.

  • Central limit order book
  • RFQ liquidity
  • Atomic delivery
Explore: Spot

Orbitra Prime

The market, made intelligent.

A professional cockpit for manual trading, systematic execution, portfolio construction and AI-assisted decisions — synchronized across every screen.

Charting, order entry, portfolio risk and Cortex guidance share one real-time state, so a position opened at the desk is protected on the phone.

Charting
Multi-timeframe analysis with linked instrument groups.
Order entry
Side, size, risk and route — reviewed before execution.
Portfolio risk
Liquidation distance visible before you commit.
AI guidance
Every suggestion shows its reason, risk and provenance.
Enter Orbitra Prime
Illustration: An illustrative Orbitra Prime workspace without live data: instrument tabs, a price chart, an order ticket with side and type, price and size, risk and stop, route and fee and a review-and-execute action, a portfolio risk panel showing margin used, liquidation distance and correlation, and a Cortex guidance message proposing a hedge that requires simulation. A phone mirrors the same state.

Price chart

Order ticket

  • Side / type
  • Price / size
  • Risk / stop
  • Route / fee
Review & execute

Portfolio risk

Liquidation distance

  • Margin used

  • Correlation

Cortex guidanceCorrelated exposure is approaching your policy limit. A hedge is proposed — simulation required before approval.

Illustrative interface · no live market data

Net Outcome System

More of the result stays with the user.

Your result is trading P&L minus everything that stands between the market and your account: spread, slippage, fees, funding, borrowing and liquidation loss. Orbitra measures each one and engineers the system to reduce it. The market outcome itself remains yours.

Illustration: A horizontal equation. Trading P&L enters from the left and passes through six cost fields — spread, slippage, fees, funding, borrow cost and liquidation loss — each visibly taking its share, and the remainder resolves into the net result on the right. Selecting a field explains what drives that cost and which Orbitra system reduces it. The proportions are illustrative and never represent a guaranteed gain.

  1. Trading P&L

    Market outcome

  8. = Net result

Controllable cost

Spread

The distance between the best bid and the best ask at the moment you cross the market.

Reduced by

ApexMatch — native depth, firm quotes from market makers and a protected auction compete for every eligible order.

Spread

Trading P&L. The market outcome of your decisions. Direction and size are yours, and no platform can guarantee them.

Net result. What remains after controllable costs. It can still be negative: market risk stays with you.

Illustrative proportions, not a forecast · Select a field to see what drives it

Illustrative proportions. Orbitra improves controllable costs; it does not guarantee returns. The definitions, eligible trades and evidence rules are published in the Net Outcome Index methodology.

Explore the Net Outcome System

ApexMatch execution protection

Every eligible order competes for price.

Before an eligible order executes, ApexMatch compares native book depth, firm market-maker quotes and a protected price-improvement auction against a published reference price, then fills at the lowest expected all-in cost and issues a receipt.

Illustration: A signed order sits at the centre. Candidate prices arrive at the same moment from the native order book, from firm market-maker quotes and from a protected price-improvement auction, and a reference-price ring checks each one for market quality. ApexMatch selects the candidate with the lowest expected all-in cost and issues an execution receipt that records the benchmark, the candidates, the decision, the fees and the finality proof.
Signed order
  1. Native order book — Resting depth under price-time priority
  2. Firm RFQs — Executable quotes from professional market makers
  3. Protected auction — A short price-improvement window with a protected limit

Execution receipt

Benchmark
Published reference price
Candidates
Book, firm RFQs, auction
Decision
Lowest expected all-in cost
Price improvement
Measured against the benchmark
Fees
Itemized on the fill
Finality
QSE quorum certificate

The candidate with the lowest expected all-in cost is selected

Native book depth
Resting liquidity under price-time priority inside the protocol.
Firm RFQs
Executable quotes from professional market makers, not indications.
Protected auctions
A short price-improvement window bounded by a protected limit.
Reference-price checks
Every candidate validated against published market quality.
Execution receipt
The benchmark, the candidates, the decision, the fees and the finality proof.

Execution Protection is a defined policy, not general insurance: when an eligible order executes materially outside its published protected benchmark because of an Orbitra-controlled failure, the verified difference is credited, subject to eligibility, exclusions, tolerance and caps. It never protects against market losses. See how it works and the risk disclosure.

How execution protection works

Aegis

Risk is simulated before capital is committed.

Aegis continuously maps collateral, Greeks, concentration, liquidity, correlation and liquidation paths across every account and market. Hover a dimension to see how a change moves through the portfolio.

Illustration: A radial graph with Aegis at its center and six risk dimensions around it: collateral, volatility, liquidity, concentration, correlation and counterparty exposure. The shaded shape shows a portfolio’s current exposure; selecting a dimension shows how a change in it propagates to margin, limits and liquidation distance.

AEGIS

Unified risk graph

Select a risk dimension

Collateral · Volatility · Liquidity · Concentration · Correlation · Counterparty

Margin used
Liquidation distance

  1. Pre-trade

    Simulate

    Margin and liquidation distance before confirmation.

  2. In-trade

    Stream

    Live exposure, stress and collateral quality.

  3. Protect

    Contain

    Stops, hedges, circuit breakers and agent kill switches.

  4. Recover

    Resolve

    Progressive rescue: warn, cancel, collateralize, reduce, auction — backstop last.

Inside the risk architecture

AlphaStack

A system built to expand opportunity.

Orbitra improves the variables a platform can control — access, cost, speed, automation, diversification, rewards and risk discipline. The result is a wider surface on which users create and capture value.

Illustration: Eight transparent value streams — trading, maker rewards, liquidity, staking, strategy royalties, bot licensing, data contribution and application commerce — flow along separate channels into one central portfolio engine, where each is accounted for independently.
Portfolio engine
  • Trading
  • Maker rewards
  • Liquidity
  • Staking
  • Strategy royalties
  • Bot licensing
  • Data contribution
  • App commerce

01

Execution edge

Lower friction through transparent fees, competitive liquidity, routing and precise order control.

02

Capital edge

Portfolio margin, collateral mobility and unified yield reduce idle capital.

03

Intelligence edge

AI agents, strategy research and automated risk turn data into disciplined action.

04

Economic edge

Maker rewards, staking, royalties and ecosystem commerce return value to contributors.

Twelve connected earning channels

  1. 01Active tradingMarket returns
  2. 02Maker rewardsQuality liquidity
  3. 03Liquidity vaultsInventory provision
  4. 04Network stakingConsensus security
  5. 05Strategy royaltiesModel subscriptions
  6. 06Copy portfoliosPerformance fees
  7. 07Bot marketplaceAutomation licenses
  8. 08Data contributionVerified signals
  9. 09Compute provisionAI workloads
  10. 10Validator servicesNetwork operations
  11. 11Application commerceFees and subscriptions
  12. 12Qualified referral networkQualified growth

Each channel has independent economics and risks. Orbitra does not promise market returns; outcomes vary with strategy, liquidity and risk management. Compare opportunities by risk.

See every channel in detail

Strategy evidence

Strategies earn authority through evidence.

A strategy moves from reproducible research to bounded live capital only by passing gates in order: point-in-time backtesting, out-of-sample validation, adverse execution simulation, shadow trading and capped deployment. Evidence — not a leaderboard — decides how much capital it may control.

Illustration: Two strategies enter the chamber and must pass five gates in order: a point-in-time backtest, out-of-sample validation, adverse execution simulation, shadow trading on live data without capital, and bounded live deployment. Strategy B stops at the out-of-sample gate and goes no further. Strategy A passes every gate and receives a signed evidence record with its version, capacity limit, risk tier and the comparison between simulated and realized behavior.

Strategy AStrategy BStopped at gate 02

  1. 01Point-in-time backtestSurvivorship and look-ahead controls, with full costs
  2. 02Out-of-sampleWalk-forward evaluation on data the strategy never saw
  3. 03Adverse executionSlippage, partial fills, latency and stress scenarios
  4. 04Shadow tradingLive market data, no capital at risk
  5. 05Bounded liveCapacity, drawdown and kill limits

Signed evidence record

Strategy A

Version
Code hash and data window
Capacity limit
Set from measured depth
Risk tier
Assigned from the evidence
Decay
Simulated against realized
Risk-adjusted return
Return measured per unit of risk taken, not headline gains.
Drawdown
The deepest peak-to-trough loss, measured, published and capped.
Capacity
How much capital the strategy absorbs before its edge erodes.
Live-versus-test decay
Realized behavior compared with simulation, signed and kept.
Inside Strategy Forge

Liquidity network

Professional liquidity with visible quality.

Independent market makers, a segregated liquidity vault, capped treasury inventory and external hedge routes supply the market. Customer collateral and the protection fund stay separate and never fund market making. Quality is measured, published and used to vest incentives instead of raw volume.

Illustration: Four independent sources of liquidity — professional market makers, the segregated Orbitra Liquidity Vault, capped treasury inventory and external hedge routes — connect to ApexMatch, which serves the order book. Customer collateral and the protection fund sit inside their own segregated boundary, marked as never funding market making. A panel shows spread, depth by band, quote uptime and provider concentration using demonstration data.
ApexMatch
  • Independent market makers — Two or more per launch market, under quality contracts
  • Orbitra Liquidity Vault — A segregated vault with its own risk limits
  • Treasury inventory — Capped and separately accounted
  • External hedging — Routes that offset inventory risk outside the venue
  • Customer collateral — Held separately and never used to fund market making
  • Protection fund — A separate default resource with its own rules
Spread
1.8 at top of book
Depth
by band
Quote uptime
99.2%
Concentration
Moderate

Interface preview · demonstration data

Spread
Top-of-book width, tracked continuously per market.
Depth
Size available within published basis-point bands.
Quote uptime
The share of the session providers quote at contracted quality.
Provider concentration
How dependent a market is on any single source.
Explore the liquidity network

Cortex intelligence

Automation with authority limits, evidence and an instant stop.

Every agent operates inside explicit permissions. Observe, reason, propose, simulate, authorize, execute — and at each gate, policy decides what may happen next.

Illustration: The governed agent loop: observe the market and portfolio, reason with a model ensemble, propose a trade intent, simulate it in Aegis, authorize it through the policy engine and execute it on ApexMatch. Eight policy gates surround the loop — capital, loss, leverage, markets, time, human confirmation, data sources and a one-command kill.
Cortex
  1. 01ObserveMarket and portfolio
  2. 02ReasonModel ensemble
  3. 03ProposeTrade intent
  4. 04SimulateAegis risk
  5. 05AuthorizePolicy engine
  6. 06ExecuteApexMatch
  • CapitalMaximum allocation
  • LossDaily and lifetime stop
  • LeverageInstrument ceiling
  • MarketsAllow / deny lists
  • TimeSession and expiry
  • ActionHuman confirmation
  • DataApproved sources
  • KillOne-command revoke

01

Research can be broad

Agents read markets, portfolios and approved data sources, test ideas and explain what they found — without touching capital.

02

Execution stays bounded

Capital, loss, leverage, markets, session and data limits are enforced by the policy engine. One command revokes every permission.

Explore Cortex

Orbitra L1

Built for markets. Open to everything else.

The trading platform is not placed on the chain — the chain understands the market. Critical functions execute as native deterministic modules; general applications run in a secure WebAssembly environment, with EVM access isolated at the boundary.

Illustration: Orbitra L1 as six stacked layers: experience at the top, then market services, execution, consensus, data and network at the base. Light travels down through the layers as a transaction is executed and finalized, and back up as confirmed state.
  1. 01ExperienceOrbitra Prime · wallets · apps · institutional APIs
  2. 02Market servicesApexMatch · Aegis · Prism · clearing · settlement
  3. 03ExecutionVectorLanes · deterministic scheduler · NexusWASM
  4. 04ConsensusQSE quorum · finality certificates · validator policy
  5. 05DataState commitments · history · index streams · proofs
  6. 06NetworkRegional ingress · encrypted transport · availability mesh
Explore Orbitra L1

Orbitra Realm

A blockchain ecosystem, not only an exchange.

The same high-performance network supports payments, assets, identity, AI services, gaming, social markets, data commerce and enterprise applications. Select a category to open its layer.

Enter Orbitra Realm
Illustration: Eight application categories — payments, tokenization, AI agents, identity, data, gaming, social markets and enterprise — orbit the Orbitra L1 core. Selecting one opens its information layer in place.

Orbitra L1

Select a category

Institutional confidence

Controls expected by funds, brokers, market makers and treasuries.

Orbitra separates duties, proves every action and exposes deterministic interfaces for execution, custody, risk and reporting.

  • 01

    Execution APIs

    FIX and native APIs, regional gateways, drop copy and TCA.

  • 02

    Permissions

    Role-based access, four-eyes approvals and policy-as-code.

  • 03

    Custody controls

    MPC and HSM signing patterns and withdrawal governance.

  • 04

    Risk limits

    Real-time limits, stress APIs and independent kill controls.

  • 05

    Market surveillance

    Surveillance, VaultID credentials and jurisdiction controls.

  • 06

    Reporting

    Reconciliation exports, subaccounts and fee and rebate rules.

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