Ultra‑low latency push

Dhan says DEXT T3 runs on its in‑house “DEXT” engine and that orders on the platform are executed “6x faster than industry benchmarks,” with 90% of orders processed in under 20 milliseconds on Amazon Web Services. (dhan.co)) The company lists DEXT T3 as browser‑capable and downloadable for Windows and Mac, and advertises 25+ customizable widgets, six themes, multi‑screen support and trading across Equity/Cash, Derivatives and Commodity segments. (dhan.co)) RealMarketAPI publishes an enterprise feed built for REST and WebSocket delivery, advertises a 99.99% uptime SLA and an average latency figure of under 50 milliseconds, and shows an XAUUSD sample payload in its documentation. (realmarketapi.com)) Market‑data providers publish a wide latency spread that quant shops can benchmark against: Databento reports 90th‑percentile latencies as low as ~42 microseconds on cross‑connect and ~590 microseconds over the internet, while other vendors advertise sub‑millisecond to low‑hundreds‑millisecond delivery depending on architecture. (databento.com)) Canada’s FINTRAC updated its revoked‑registrations list after a coordinated action that removed 23 MSB registrations on March 17–18, 2026, a move the Department of Finance said represents a “significantly increased pace of action.” (fintrac-canafe.canada.ca)) Regulatory trackers put the tally at roughly 50 MSB revocations so far in 2026, with about 47 tied to crypto services, and FINTRAC says revocation strips the legal ability to operate in Canada for firms that fail to respond to information requests, neglect filings or have relevant criminal convictions; some of the swept firms were foreign‑registered (e.g., Finast/Commerce Plex). (cointelegraph.com))