Which accounts are trading toxic flow?
Holding times, win rates and timing around price updates and news reveal latency arbitrage and scalping abuse.
Trading Intelligence reads every account's trading behaviour and recommends how to route it, so toxic flow stops eating your B‑book and healthy flow stays where it earns.
This morning · example
01The questions it answers
Each used to take an export, a spreadsheet and a meeting. Now each answer arrives with its evidence.
Holding times, win rates and timing around price updates and news reveal latency arbitrage and scalping abuse.
Each account gets a routing recommendation based on its flow profile and what it has cost or earned the book.
Shared devices, IP addresses and mirrored trades show groups acting as one.
Margin, leverage and open positions are watched together across AltimaTrader and your other platforms.
Consistency checks show how much of the profit came from a single trade or event.
02What it watches
No single system holds these signals. The Brokerage Intelligence System connects them, so Trading Intelligence sees the whole picture.
Reads from
Produces
03Try it
Move the sliders to decide what counts as suspicious flow. The Brokerage Intelligence System shows which accounts it would flag and what they cost the book.
An account is flagged when it meets both thresholds.
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Cost is this month's B‑book loss on flagged accounts.
04Who acts on it
Each one reaches the person who owns it, in the screen they already use.
| Decision | Goes to | Evidence used |
|---|---|---|
| Route to A‑book | Dealing desk | Holding time, win rate, timing |
| Review an account group | Compliance | Devices, IPs, mirrored trades |
| Warn clients near stop-out | Clients | Margin level, open positions |
| Consistency review | Prop risk team | Profit concentration |
We will run it on a sample of your brokerage and show you the first decisions it would make.