Saxo Bank Launches New TraderGo Platform
All-Html5 portal available for desktop and mobile.
The new platform's performance has further been improved by employing advance network acceleration and usage of the latest technologies such as WebSockets. The platform, written entirely in Html5, will first be launched to Saxo’s retail clients, with a rapid roll-out across all the markets in which Saxo operates to follow.
The launch also showcases the power of Saxo bank’s OpenAPI technology. SaxoTraderGO is implemented by accessing well-documented REST-based interfaces, known as the Saxo Bank OpenAPI. This API will be the foundation for all future internal client trading platform developments at Saxo Bank. In the future, the OpenAPI will also be available to select external developers to build tailor-made apps or plugins that will tap directly into Saxo’s core trading systems.
"Last year, Saxo Bank launched the world’s most ambitious multi-asset social trading platform with TradingFloor.com," says Matteo Cassina, EVP and global head of sales, products and platforms. "This time, we are not only delivering to our clients the most intuitive multi-asset trading platform available, but we are also laying the foundations of the trading platform of the future.”
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