Quod Financial, a leading provider of adaptive trading technology, announced the launch of Unity as a standalone product. Unity, the proven integration architecture that has long powered Quod Financial’s modular trading suite, now allows financial institutions to modernize their trading infrastructure without the disruption of costly rip-and-replace projects. By unifying fragmented systems and workflows, Unity enables firms to deploy the tools they want whether Quod Apps or third-party solutions while maintaining full control over their architecture.
Financial Technology Insights: InfraBlocks Launches Digital Platform for Bamboo Carbon Credits
Trading environments across the buy side, sell side, and wealth management sectors are often built on decades of siloed systems, making integration slow, expensive, and risky. OMS, EMS, AI tools, custodians, and post-trade systems rarely communicate seamlessly, and traditional integration projects can take 12–24 months and millions of dollars to complete. Unity addresses these challenges with a vendor-neutral, lifecycle-aware integration layer that normalizes data across orders, executions, and market data, and connects all trading components across asset classes and geographies. With over 300 pre-built connectors and a modular, API-first design, Unity enables firms to modernize at their own pace.
Financial Technology Insights: Plume Launches Global RWA Alliance to Advance Tokenization
Key capabilities of Unity include real-time lifecycle tracking for orders, fills, benchmarks, and exceptions; plug-in flexibility for Quod Apps or third-party solutions; rapid deployment in weeks rather than months; and disaster recovery to protect against system failure. Medan Gabbay, co-CEO at Quod Financial, explained, “For too long, firms have had to choose between living with legacy systems or embarking on disruptive, multi-year replacements. Unity allows institutions to unify their architecture, plug in the tools they want, and modernize on their terms.”
Financial Technology Insights: BlytzPay and SDS Expand Partnership to Boost Collections
Already deployed within Tier-1 and Tier-2 financial institutions, Unity has demonstrated the ability to reduce integration timelines from more than a year to fewer than 60 days. Institutions are using Unity to consolidate P&L and risk across desks, accelerate AI adoption, and remove operational bottlenecks. Use cases include AI enablement, where normalized data streams allow AI-driven trading decisions to be integrated seamlessly; vendor de-risking, which breaks vendor lock-in and simplifies system upgrades; and cross-asset workflows, enabling automated trading and risk management across multiple systems without replacing any existing applications.
To share your insights with the FinTech Newsroom, please write to us at sudipto@intentamplify.com