From SDK to managed cloud to white-label deployment, every DerivFabric product runs the same engine, carries the same validation evidence and answers to the same model-governance system.
Rust library and SDK for pricing, curve construction and analytics. 102+ implemented and named product surfaces, 24 model modules and 93 registered pricer implementations, with conventions, assumptions and numerical profile exposed where the API returns a manifest.
The engine as a service: REST, gRPC and GraphQL surfaces with OpenAPI 3.1 and protobuf contracts, tenant isolation and governed usage metering.
Structure, price and stress trades in the browser. Scenario grids, curve visualization and shareable, reproducible pricing sessions — every number traceable to a governed model version.
Independent pricing, reconciliation and model-validation reports your model-risk function can file. Every figure carries its model version, its conventions and a SHA-256 integrity reference.
Portfolio-scale sensitivities, scenarios and stress at grid scale. Elastic compute on the same deterministic core, so overnight risk reconciles with intraday pricing.
Python, TypeScript, Rust, Go, Java or .NET SDK inside your fintech, broker, treasury or structured-product platform. Your brand, your deployment, our governed engine — with OEM licensing to match.
Deployment, integration, model-governance design and quant advisory — the enterprise support layer behind every pilot and production rollout.
Courses on the platform, the models behind it and the governance practices regulators expect — for quants, risk teams and the engineers who integrate them.
The headline numbers stay public. The exhaustive product, model and pricer matrix does not; during a pilot we map your representative trades against the maintained matrix and show what is covered, what is approximate and what should stay out of scope.
Security, operational-resilience, validation and governed-AI specifications ship with the platform. Market-data redistribution rights are handled as a first-class concern, separate from analytics licensing.
OpenAPI 3.1 and protobuf contracts are shared for technical review before any commitment.