Built for brokerage pricing since 2018.

CoinPriceFeeds today

CoinPriceFeeds builds and operates custom price feeds for retail Forex and CFD brokerages. It receives real-time prices from institutional, exchange, platform, and client-provided sources; applies a separate pricing policy for each client; protects the resulting quotes; and delivers them to the trading and internal systems the brokerage already uses.

The product is not a generic retail cryptocurrency API and it does not replace the client’s liquidity relationships. It is the managed pricing layer between authorized market-data inputs and the prices a brokerage chooses to publish.

Read the complete product workflow or review the compatibility and integration matrix for the public connection overview.

From the original crypto feed to a wider pricing platform

CoinPriceFeeds was publicly announced by Finance Magnates in December 2017 with an initial product focused on 18 cryptocurrency pairs from four exchanges. Client work began in 2018.

That launch description is part of the project’s history, not its current limit. CoinPriceFeeds now supports a wider mix of Forex, metals, cryptocurrency, CFD, platform, institutional, and client-provided prices; client-specific calculations and protection; and delivery to several brokerage platforms and consumers. The current integration list and this website should be used for the product’s present scope.

An operating product since 2018

The project began working with brokerage clients in 2018. As of July 2026, CoinPriceFeeds has operated continuously, 24 hours a day, without a major service-wide downtime, and has served more than 50 brokerage clients around the world.

That operating record describes the managed service as a whole. An individual venue, provider connection, network path, or client destination can still become unavailable without every client feed stopping.

That history informs how the product is designed:

• source failure is handled as part of pricing rather than as a separate afterthought;
• primary and backup feeds can run and be compared at the same time;
• client teams can see which pricing rules and quote states are active;
• routine changes are validated before replacing a working configuration; and
• monitoring follows quote activity, delay, consumers, invalidations, and endpoint agreement.

This operating history describes past service. Contractual support, availability, and deployment terms are agreed separately for each client.

Capacity for busy, wide feeds

As of July 2026, the high-performance feeding engine can process up to 400,000 quotes per second from more than 60 real-time sources.

That is processing capacity, not a promise that every source or client connection produces that rate. Actual traffic depends on the source mix, instrument set, market activity, pricing rules, and destinations. The practical goal is to keep a busy source or consumer from blocking unrelated feeds and to favor current prices over an unlimited backlog of old updates.

The monitoring and verification overview explains how activity and delay are observed in an operating feed.

A written-first way of working

Most product, pricing, and integration communication stays in writing. This gives management, dealing, risk, and technology teams one reviewable scope and reduces the chance that an important source, rule, or acceptance condition is lost between separate conversations.

A demo request does not need to disclose confidential infrastructure. One normal symbol, one difficult symbol, one source-failure case, and one target destination are normally enough to establish whether the product fits.

Service status

Operational updates are published on the CoinPriceFeeds Telegram status channel . Product, pricing, demo, and integration questions should use the written demo request .

General business correspondence can also be sent to support@coinpricefeeds.com .