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Engineering partner for trading businesses

Custom trading technologyand software engineering.

Purpose-built software for proprietary trading firms, brokers and trading technology providers. C.G Solutions engineers risk supervision systems, MetaTrader 5 integrations, CRM data import and synchronisation, and automated reporting, around the constraints of each environment.

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Our role

An engineering partner, not a vendor of development packages.

Every professional trading environment has its own risk policies, infrastructure, processes and integration constraints. Custom work is not sold as predefined packages: each system is specified, built and checked against agreed criteria for the operation it will serve.

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C.G Solutions in one minute.

A short film about what we do: engineering for trading businesses, and the software we publish.

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In this film
  1. Opening

    The C.G Solutions mark, then the line “Trading. Reimagined.”

  2. Vision and precision

    “A vision. High standards.” and “Precision in action”, at a trading desk.

  3. Our software

    ATLAS (“Analysis, at your fingertips”), then AxiomSuite™ Enterprise and SL-Locker (“Risk, under control.”).

  4. Your operations

    “At the heart of your operations”, then “Solutions designed for your operations”: risk control, reporting and CRM integration, shown as an illustrative architecture.

  5. Applied AI

    “AI powering real-world solutions.”

  6. Closing

    The C.G Solutions mark.

Custom engineering

Six areas of specialised engineering.

Five kinds of system for trading operations, and the applications operators use to run them.

  1. Risk Supervision & Control

    Software that supervises trading accounts against configured risk policies: rule evaluation, limits, each account’s status against those rules, and the interfaces operators use to follow it.

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  2. MetaTrader 5 & Trading Infrastructure Integration

    Engineering around MetaTrader 5 and the infrastructure that surrounds it: account and position data, trade history, and controlled exchange with other systems.

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  3. Financial Data & CRM Integration

    Trading data read from MetaTrader 5 and carried into CRM and back-office applications: an initial import of accounts and their history, then incremental synchronisation, each run tracked until the receiving system has accepted it.

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  4. Operations Automation & Reporting

    Recurring operational work turned into scheduled, observable processing: daily reports built from trading history, notifications, and the tracking that shows what ran, what did not, and when data was incomplete.

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  5. Trading Monitoring & Detection

    Software that helps operators review trading activity: rule-based detection, exposure views, and alerts that state why they were raised.

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  6. Custom Desktop & Web Applications

    The formats these systems are built in: operator consoles on the desktop, web interfaces and background services — designed around how the work is actually done.

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Selected work

Engineering references from our own work.

Each reference shows the kind of system we engineer, with its context and its limits. Interfaces are shown with sensitive fields masked.

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Our own software

Our own software, published separately.

Alongside custom engineering, C.G Solutions publishes its own tools. Each has one defined job and a page of its own.

Products are operational tools. They do not guarantee trading results, regulatory compliance or protection against loss.

Approach

From your requirements to a controlled delivery.

Each engagement starts with your operational requirements and the systems involved, and proceeds in stages.

  1. Requirements discovery

    What the operation needs, who uses the system, and which decisions it has to support.

  2. Operational & technical analysis

    The platforms, data, access rights and constraints the system must work within.

  3. Architecture & solution design

    Components, interfaces, data contracts, failure behaviour and acceptance criteria, written down before implementation.

  4. Incremental implementation

    Built in stages you can review, rather than delivered in one piece.

  5. Functional & reliability validation

    Checked against those acceptance criteria, including how the system behaves when something fails.

  6. Controlled delivery

    Put into service with you, in agreed steps, with the means to observe it.

  7. Maintenance & improvement

    Provided when contracted, with a scope defined with you. Systems and rules evolve as operational requirements change.

Scope and timing are agreed per project; no stage is sold as a fixed package.

AI Project Architect

Your requirements. Our engineering.

Explore a preliminary technical solution tailored to your trading operations with our AI-assisted project architect.

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Complimentary and preliminary: not a quotation or a feasibility commitment.

Engineering practice

Reliability is a design decision.

Four practices we design into every system, drawn from engineering work for trading operations. They are design practices, not guarantees.

Read-only first
Integrations begin with read-only extraction. A system observes and reconciles before it is ever permitted to act.
Idempotency & duplicate protection
Jobs are designed so that repeating one, or resuming it after an interruption, does not duplicate its effects.
Visible state
Rules, control states and exceptions are recorded and visible — in the interface and in the reports.
Stated limits
Each system documents what it observes, what it can do, and what remains with the user, the platform or the broker.
  1. Trading platform
  2. Read-only extraction
  3. Rules & state
  4. ReportingBusiness systems
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Have an operational requirement to discuss?

A short description of the operation and what it must achieve is enough to begin.

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