Frequently Asked Questions

Bold Reckonavence provides an integration layer that connects trading infrastructure, market data feeds, and execution systems into a single, consistent interface. It is designed for desks and individual investors who need to consolidate multiple data sources without rebuilding their internal tooling each time a provider changes.

Bold Reckonavence is aimed at UK-based trading desks, quantitative teams, and private investors who run their own systems or workflows and need reliable, structured access to market data and execution endpoints rather than a retail-facing dashboard.

Onboarding timelines vary depending on the number of data sources and systems being connected. Most integrations begin with a scoping conversation, followed by a technical setup phase. Exact timelines are agreed with each client before work starts, based on the complexity of their existing stack.

Supported connections depend on the specific providers in use. During the initial scoping call we review your current setup and confirm which integrations are available or can be built, so there are no assumptions made before technical feasibility is checked.

Data passing through Bold Reckonavence is handled according to the terms set out in our integration documentation, which covers processing scope, retention, and access controls. We recommend reviewing that documentation directly, as handling specifics are confirmed per integration rather than applied uniformly across all clients.

Latency depends on the underlying data sources, network path, and the complexity of any transformation applied in the integration layer. We discuss expected performance characteristics with each client during technical scoping, before any commitments are made.

Yes. The platform is built to sit alongside existing infrastructure rather than replace it. Most clients connect Bold Reckonavence to internal order management, risk, or reporting systems through standard integration methods defined during setup.

Pricing is discussed directly with each prospective client, as it depends on the number of integrations, data volume, and ongoing support requirements. We don't publish a fixed rate card because requirements differ significantly between desks and individual investors.

Clients have access to a support channel for integration issues and configuration changes once onboarded. The specific scope of ongoing support is set out in the agreement put in place at the start of the engagement.

Both. The platform is used by trading desks running multiple integrations at scale, as well as private investors who need a more structured way to connect a smaller number of data sources and tools.

Integration terms, including cancellation and change procedures, are set out in the agreement signed with Bold Reckonavence before work begins. We'd encourage reviewing those terms directly rather than relying on general assumptions, as they're confirmed per client.

The first step is an initial conversation to understand your current systems and what you're trying to connect. From there we outline a scoped plan before any technical work begins. Use the integration form to start that conversation.