
The HFT API blueprint
Design the complete signal-to-order path with explicit state, data freshness, risk checks, and recovery.
READING COLLECTION / TOPIC
Follow the path from an intention to an observed outcome. These guides examine acknowledgments, executions, cancellations, unresolved requests, and the records needed to reconcile account state.
An order or transaction should keep a stable identity throughout its lifecycle. Read across markets to see which principles carry over and which evidence is specific to the external system. Pay particular attention to partial outcomes and restarts: sending two instructions is not proof that both executed, and reconnecting is not reconciliation.
Connect these readings with the HFT API blueprint, the market tracks, and the technical glossary. Each full article links to a primary reference for its documented example. Consult current provider specifications before applying the ideas to an actual integration.

Design the complete signal-to-order path with explicit state, data freshness, risk checks, and recovery.

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