Turquoise has recently successfully completed the migration of its trading platform to the Millennium Exchange platform, technology provided by Millennium IT, a subsidiary of LSEG.
Customers accessing other LSEG markets can enjoy access to Turquoise with little incremental cost or effort.
All documentation for the migration to Millennium Exchange, including the Rule Book and the Trading Service Description, can be found under the relevant section of our document library here.
For more information on Millennium IT please see their website here.
Turquoise Performance
The latest order entry latency statistics for Turquoise on the Millennium Exchange platform are as follows
Order Entry via Native API
Order Entry via FIX5 API
Order Latency
Latency
Average for all orders
126 µs
99% of all orders within
210 µs
99.5% of all orders within
246 µs
99.9% of all orders within
398 µs
Order Latency
Latency
Average for all orders
196 µs
99% of all orders within
264 µs
99.5% of all orders within
293 µs
99.9% of all orders within
362 µs
Latency is measured as follows for order entry:
the time it takes to accept, process, and acknowledge or fill a Participant order
the complete round trip from firewall to Native/FIX gateway to matching engine and back
measured from outside the Turquoise firewall
measured during the entire day, including open and close
These figures expected to improve once as the system is further tuned to optimise it for production conditions.
Latency does not include the connectivity from customer's systems to the Turquoise firewall, as this differs per customer
and cannot be measured by Turquoise.
Download the Turquoise Performance document as a pdf here
Protocols
Native API
FIX 5.0 SP2
FIX 4.2/4.4
ITCH proprietary interface via UDP multicast
Connectivity
Participants will be able to connect to Turquoise via their London Stock Exchange proprietary Extranex network, hosting or VPN connectivity.
Turquoise also supports 3rd party leased-line connectivity.
Turquoise Hosting is available at the London Stock Exchange Primary Data Centre.
Co-location within the data-centres of LSEG is also available, with cross-connect facilities to the Turquoise platform.
More information on connectivity options can be found on the
LSE website here.
All of our technical documentation can be found in the Millennium Exchange section of
our document library here..