Configure conventional asset classes, connect external market sources, or introduce a proprietary synthetic market family through a Koneth environment.
The market catalogue is one of the clearest expressions of a trading business. It determines what traders can access, how instruments are organized, and which trading conditions apply to different account products.
Koneth Markets is designed to give organizations control over that environment—from widely traded asset classes to completely proprietary instruments.
A broad traditional market catalogue
Koneth environments can be configured to support instruments across major market categories:
- Forex pairs, including major, minor, and exotic currencies.
- Precious metals such as gold, silver, platinum, and palladium.
- Energy products including crude oil and natural gas.
- Commodities across agriculture, metals, and soft products.
- Global equity indices and regional market benchmarks.
- Stocks and ETFs organized by exchange, country, sector, or custom category.
- Cryptocurrency pairs and supported digital-asset crosses.
- Futures, bonds, and other fixed-income instruments.
The business determines which of these instruments should appear in its environment and how they should be presented to traders.
Bring an external market source
An organization may already have its own pricing, market-data, or liquidity relationships. Koneth is not intended to restrict that business to a single fixed catalogue.
Supported external sources can be connected so the organization can publish its own symbols and specifications through the Koneth environment. That includes control over display names, categories, contract sizes, price digits, volume rules, spreads, commissions, swaps, margin requirements, and trading sessions.
Different market sets or conditions can then be assigned to the relevant servers, account groups, or products.
Proprietary and synthetic markets
Traditional instruments are only one part of the opportunity. A business can also introduce synthetic indices or another proprietary market family based on its own pricing model.
Examples may include:
- Volatility indices designed around defined volatility characteristics.
- Step indices with configurable incremental movements.
- Jump or spike markets that incorporate occasional larger price events.
- Range and trend markets shaped around defined behavioral models.
- Basket indices derived from groups of instruments or assets.
- Custom indices designed around a fully proprietary model.
An organization that already operates a pricing engine can connect that source where supported. A team starting from an idea can work with Koneth on the infrastructure required to design and publish its market.
Your brand on the instrument
A proprietary market can use a naming and presentation system unique to the organization. Instead of a generic catalogue, a business could introduce a family such as NOVA 20, NOVA 50, and NOVA 100—or an entirely different structure aligned with its product.
The organization owns the brand and determines how the market family is described to traders.
Configure once, distribute with control
Market configuration becomes most useful when it can be applied consistently across infrastructure. Koneth allows an organization to determine which servers, account groups, and account types can access each configured instrument.
Traditional or proprietary, the market should still arrive through one coherent trading experience.
Koneth provides that delivery layer while the business remains in control of the catalogue and commercial model behind it.