FYERS uses a tightly integrated OMS with streamlined gateways and mandatory risk/exchange checks arranged to minimise hops. This reduces time between order placement and confirmation.
Example: In a fast market, a trader places an order and receives the acknowledgement quickly, improving the chance of timely execution.
Example: During busy opens, the platform remains responsive for chart loads and order placement.
Industry‑standard, exchange‑compliant connectivity models (including exchange‑proximate setups) are used where appropriate to keep network paths short and reliable. Redundant links and failover help maintain continuity during peak loads.
Traffic is routed through optimised paths between FYERS systems and the exchanges. Multiple network routes and provider diversity help reduce congestion risk and improve stability.
| Scenario | What you should know |
|---|---|
| You experience delay during market hours | Often local: check network strength, switch to Ethernet, and close heavy apps; FYERS systems are monitored in real time. |
| You use algorithmic or latency‑sensitive strategies | Use desktop/API setups with efficient code and minimal I/O between tick and order. |
| You’re accessing FYERS from a remote location | Stable wired broadband usually beats mobile for latency; ISP routing can add hops. |
Tip: For the best experience, use a wired broadband connection and keep your layout lean during volatile markets.
Last updated: 08 Nov 2025