OneBook, for crypto trading desks.
We are building OneBook, an exchange for professional crypto desks that want to reach more markets through one account.
Every new venue can mean another connection, another balance, and another workflow.
A desk that trades on five venues runs five integrations and keeps money on all five. OneBook gives it one place to compare prices, send orders, and review each trade.
That is capital efficiency: one balance quotes every market, instead of five balances parked and idle.
| Today, for each venue | On OneBook | |
|---|---|---|
| Connections | an integration to build and maintain | one connection |
| Balances | money parked on every venue | one account |
| Orders | a different order flow and its rules | one order book |
| Records | a separate statement to reconcile | one receipt for every trade |
Makers bring quotes to OneBook, using inventory and exchange accounts they already hold.
Your desk gets one book and one price. Each trade settles in one block.
We start by connecting desks to the markets they already use. Repeat orders give more makers a reason to quote here directly.
When customers buy and sell the same asset, a maker only trades the difference elsewhere. That is how more trading can lower cost. See the model.
We begin with direct pilots with active desks, then reach more through brokers and trading tools.
The matcher and executor are benchmarked, and finality is measured on testnet. Every price on this page comes from public exchange data.
| Evidence | Setup | Result | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matcher | matching subsystem | 690M+ messages per second | Benchmark |
| Executor | 1 node, 1M tx, full Ed25519 checks | about 232,898 tx/s | Measured |
| Finality | testnet, wall clock | under 1 second | Measured |
| Cost comparison | Binance and Coinbase books | sampled every minute | Live |
| Fill quality | per-fill receipt against the best route | markouts publish here with the first live fills | Planned |
Testnet today. Benchmarks published. No live fills yet; when they exist, their markouts publish on this page, good or bad.
The company keeps a share of each trade. Every receipt lists the alternatives, the total cost, the route chosen, and our charge.
So a desk can check that the route favored it, and what we kept.
We are looking for trading desks and market-making firms that want better pricing on blue-chip pairs, across venues and on-chain, and will tell us where our fills fall short.
Every asset. One book. One block.