Glass-Box AI
Every AI decision, replayable.
The audit-chain-native AI HFT platform.
Glass-box AI decisioning in the slow loop. Deterministic C++ in the hot path. Every signal and every strategy shows its work.
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An AI HFT platform built audit-chain-first. Glass-box AI. Deterministic execution.
WORM. Hash-Chained. Signed.
17a-4-aligned audit architecture
Designed For (On The Roadmap)
Institutional thick-native client
On the roadmap — design phase
Discuss timing →§1091 Wash-Sale. Form 8949.
Tax-lot tracking + harvesting backbone
Backbone built — user-facing TLH workflows on the roadmap
Discuss timing →Glass-Box Strategy
Validity-invariant gates · open methodology
Two Loops · One Boundary
Slow-loop AI · Hot-path HFT execution
Who this is for
Three audiences. One platform. Distinct angles on the same audit-chain spine.
For Investors
The platform a fiduciary defends
The differentiation is the audit-chain spine. Most retail trading platforms ship the AI output without the reasoning. We ship both, audit-chain bound, and replayable years later.
The validity-invariant framework — walk-forward, nested cross-validation, deflated Sharpe, probability-of-backtest-overfitting — is the gate every strategy clears before live capital. The Sharpe a marketer publishes is not the Sharpe we publish; the platform publishes gross-of-fee and net-of-all-fees, and for tax-aware strategies, pre-tax and after-tax at the user's marginal rate.
We do not publish traction numbers. The platform is pre-launch. The architecture is the asset.
For Institutions
The forensic surface procurement asks for
Every authentication event, trade execution, administrative action, and tax disposition carries originating IP and derived geolocation in its audit payload. Every privileged action is geo-attributable.
Tenants are isolated by database, not by row predicate. Audit chain is per-tenant. Cross-tenant ledger queries are scoped at the database boundary, not by application filter.
The institutional thick-native client is designed to extend that attribution all the way to the workstation — install, update, and every action a user takes is reconstructible. The desktop binary is on the roadmap; the architecture is specified now.
For Acquirers
A regulated backbone, brand-independent
VegaTrade is the consumer brand. Atlas-Trade is the regulated audit-service backbone. The split is deliberate: the consumer product can evolve its brand without forcing regulatory-filing churn.
The audit service is a primary data structure with its own producer-ID discipline, hash chain, daily-root HSM signing, immutable WORM storage, and a byte-identical Replay API. Producer identifiers cover every emission boundary in the platform; each is a single value type per regulatory query.
The architectural asset is the backbone. The consumer surface is interchangeable. The procurement story stays whole.
Architecture
Two loops. Two brands. One audit-chain spine.
The platform is built on two architectural splits. The first is the loop split: the slow loop is the AI brain (Python, seconds-to-minutes), the hot path is the HFT engine (C++, microseconds-to-milliseconds), and the boundary between them is signed. No model call ever touches the order path; every order passes the pre-trade risk gateway.
The second is the brand split. VegaTrade™ is the consumer surface a user sees in their browser or, eventually, in a signed desktop client. Atlas-Trade™ is the regulated audit-service backbone — the per-tenant hash-chained event store, the daily-root signer, the Replay API, the immutable WORM archive. The two names exist because regulators audit the backbone and users use the surface; coupling them at the brand layer is a constraint we refuse.
Consumer Surface
VegaTrade
- Browser today; institutional thick-native desktop client on the roadmap
- Per-tenant authenticated workstation
- Read scope: positions, orders, P&L, lots, strategies, audit log
- Action scope: every state-changing action chains to Atlas-Trade
Regulated Backbone
Atlas-Trade
- Append-only, hash-chained event store
- Daily-root ECDSA-P256 signing in a hardware security module
- Per-tenant database isolation; per-tenant audit chain
- Byte-identical Replay API from cold immutable storage
Founder & CEO
Jon Toroni
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Over 20 years of experience in accounting and finance. Worked with a number of SaaS companies. Software design experience spanning 8 years.