
Reduce broker specific code paths and keep client apps stable.
Reduce broker specific code paths and keep client apps stable.
Peak readiness is throughput plus failure behavior.
Keep the API surface stable while you add brokers, segments, and workflows.
Core endpoints and state models for order flow and portfolio truth.

Low-latency execution environment built for high-frequency decision making.

Low-latency execution environment built for high-frequency decision making.

Low-latency execution environment built for high-frequency decision making.

It standardizes the core trading layer behind one API boundary: orders, market data, funds, positions, holdings, and instrument reference data. The goal is to keep broker-specific complexity out of client applications.
It is built for platform and backend teams at brokers and asset managers that need to ship trading workflows, broker integrations, and client-facing trading experiences across Indian markets.
The public docs cover authentication, order placement, modification and cancellation, order book, trade book, margin checks, funds and limits, positions, holdings, and WebSocket-based order updates.
Yes. Codifi exposes real-time market data and a real-time order status feed over WebSocket. The docs also show webhook support for order updates.
The public docs list SSO, password plus OTP, TOTP, biometric login, and QR login. The main site also highlights multiple sign-in options including OTP, TOTP, biometric, and QR-based sign-in.
Yes. The page positions the middleware as a stable API surface while you add brokers, segments, and workflows over time. Codifi’s broader public product stack also includes options trading, eKYC, trading apps, and partner portal modules.











