Embedded deployment
White-label market widget
Embed a branded, read-only market view in your product or publication with an agreed symbol universe, source disclosure, and freshness indicators.
Aroxda · For Business
Read-only market monitoring infrastructure for your product or team.
Deploy Aroxda as a branded market widget, a private research workspace, or a scoped data integration. Every engagement is designed for observation, monitoring, and verification—not order execution or investment advice.
Commercial model
Scoped, contracted, auditable.
- Written scope and implementation proposal
- Business invoice and bank-transfer settlement
- Annual software or data license after pilot acceptance
- No online order is created by the request form
Read-only software
Defined data boundaries
Written commercial terms
Deployment options
One research layer, fitted to your channel.
Availability, data coverage, and delivery dates are confirmed only after technical and commercial review.
Team workspace
Private research dashboard
Give a research team a scoped workspace for watchlists, continuous monitoring, notifications, and reviewable event history without execution controls.
Technical review required
Data and API license
Use contract-defined, read-only observations and cost context through scoped endpoints after data rights, technical fit, limits, and support are reviewed.
Product boundary
Market visibility without financial intermediation.
Engagement process
From requirement to contracted deployment.
01
Scope the use case
Audience, channels, symbols, update cadence, team access, and compliance requirements.
02
Validate a pilot
A written pilot scope defines deliverables, data boundaries, acceptance criteria, and responsibilities.
03
Contract the deployment
Implementation and annual software/data licensing are quoted in writing and invoiced to the contracting business.
Start a conversation
Tell us what you need to monitor.
Include your audience, intended channel, symbol universe, expected usage, and target timing. The request creates no paid order or subscription.
Commercial terms are finalized only through a written proposal and contract. Payment is collected from the contracting business against an invoice, generally by bank transfer or an agreed payment provider.