Trading firms & funds
Quant funds, prop shops, and execution venues that need predictable rate, deterministic timestamps, and an SLA their compliance team will sign off on.
The same canonical data and APIs the rest of SiftingIO ships, with contracts your legal team will sign, security posture your CISO will approve, and commercial terms your finance team already understands.
Enterprise isn't a feature toggle. It's the contract, support, and security tier that lets these teams ship without re-litigating procurement every quarter.
Quant funds, prop shops, and execution venues that need predictable rate, deterministic timestamps, and an SLA their compliance team will sign off on.
Wallets, neobanks, and payment platforms embedding live FX and crypto across millions of end users, with display-use rights and procurement-grade contracts.
Internal data lakes, feature stores, and analytics platforms consolidating crypto, forex, US stocks, and DEX under a single MSA and one bearer token.
Broker-dealers, asset managers, and regulated entities that need DPAs, audit cooperation, and traceability on every read.
Same data, broader scope. Each block below is what self-serve plans don't ship, and what your security and legal teams typically need before signing off on a vendor.
Custom rate limits and WebSocket subscription counts that span every product, not per-product caps that fragment your stack.
Tighter SLA, automatic service credits, and an incident workflow your on-call rotation can plug into.
Identity, access, and audit primitives that let your security team approve us once and not re-review every quarter.
Contracts and payment workflows your legal and finance teams already understand. No custom clickwrap.
Standard contracts ready immediately, custom paper redlined within reason, and clauses that conflict with our upstream licenses flagged transparently.
Our standard MSA covers term, fees, IP ownership, confidentiality, warranties, and indemnification. Both your paper and ours accepted; we redline either.
GDPR / UK-GDPR-compatible DPA covering processor obligations, sub-processors, transfer mechanisms (SCCs), and data-subject rights, for the limited PII present in account and audit metadata.
Per-engagement SOWs for custom scope: dedicated clusters, private feeds, custom backfill, integration consulting, or non-standard data handling.
Stand-alone or appended to the MSA. Standard term, standard exceptions, mutual obligations.
Documented security posture: encryption, key management, access controls, incident response, vulnerability handling, and breach-notification obligations.
If your legal team has a preferred form, send it. We redline within reason and flag clauses that conflict with our upstream data licenses.
Need our standard MSA, DPA, or security addendum to share with your legal team before a kickoff call? We’ll send them under NDA.
Request contract packThe license scope is set in your contract. Below is the default for self-serve and Enterprise plans. Tune any cell during contracting if your workload needs more.
| Use case | Internal | Display to end users | Redistribution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Internal analytics / research | Included on every paid plan | - | Not permitted |
| Display in your product (end users) | - | Permitted on Pro and Enterprise | Not permitted |
| Derivative analytics / signals | Permitted (own analytics) | Permitted to your end users | Not permitted as raw data |
| B2B redistribution / sublicensing | - | - | Enterprise + redistribution addendum |
| Storage of retrieved data | Permitted within your contracted retention | Permitted | Subject to redistribution clause |
Analytics, signals, factors, and dashboards you build from SiftingIO data are yours to use, sell, and display to your end users. The line is reproducing the underlying canonical data itself as a raw feed for third parties. That’s where a redistribution addendum kicks in.
Underlying market data is subject to the IP rights of originating exchanges, liquidity providers, and index sponsors. Our license to you sub-licenses what we’re permitted to pass through. Anything outside that scope (e.g. raw venue redistribution) needs an addendum so we can true up upstream.
Full disclosures, methodology, and licensing language live on the disclosures page. The contract itself takes precedence over any summary on this page.
What's live today, what's underway, and what's on the roadmap. Pre-filled questionnaires (SIG, CAIQ, custom) available under NDA.
TLS 1.3 minimum on every endpoint; modern cipher suites only; HSTS preload-eligible.
AES-256 at rest for credentials, audit logs, and tenant metadata. KMS-managed keys, rotatable without downtime.
Per-tenant credential, key, and rate-limit isolation. Optional dedicated single-tenant cluster on Enterprise.
SSO / SAML 2.0 with major IdPs (Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace, custom SAML). SCIM provisioning. RBAC.
Exportable per-credential read logs and admin-action logs. Stream to your SIEM via webhook on Enterprise.
Live in multiple AWS regions with deterministic failover; specific regions and primary/secondary listed in contract.
Type II audit underway with a Big-4 auditor. Letter of engagement available under NDA.
On the 2026 / 2027 roadmap. Available evidence and questionnaire responses provided in the meantime.
The unglamorous-but-load-bearing work of getting onto your approved-vendor list, in writing, with the right counterparty.
We complete your vendor-management questionnaire, provide W-9 / W-8BEN-E, insurance certificates (cyber + E&O), and supplier-diversity disclosures where applicable.
Pre-filled SIG, CAIQ, and CIS / NIST mappings available under NDA. Custom questionnaires turned around within 5 business days.
Card and ACH self-serve; Enterprise also accepts wire, SEPA, and SWIFT transfer. Net-30 / Net-60 invoicing on annual contracts.
POs accepted as the payment instrument. Custom invoice line items, your finance contact on file, and consolidated billing across your subsidiaries.
Annual term with volume tiers, true-up at year-end (no surprise overage bills), and price protection for the contract length.
Single master with affiliate addenda for groups operating across subsidiaries. Centralized billing, decentralized usage reporting.
Service credits are issued automatically on Enterprise. No tickets to file, no proof of damage required. The breach is the trigger.
| Monthly uptime | Credit |
|---|---|
| < 99.95% but ≥ 99.9% | 5% of monthly fees |
| < 99.9% but ≥ 99.5% | 10% of monthly fees |
| < 99.5% | 25% of monthly fees |
Most Enterprise customers are in production within 30 days. Here's what that looks like.
30-minute call to align on use cases, products, environments, expected volume, and milestones. Slack / Teams channel created.
Live walkthrough of your integration plan with our engineering team. Production and staging keys issued; SSO configured against your IdP.
Pair-programming-grade support over the shared channel. Reference clients, sample notebooks, and direct help with any non-trivial code path.
Coordinated go-live: traffic ramp, monitoring tuned to your alerting, on-call escalation paths confirmed, and a backup rollback plan in place.
Joint review of the first month: usage, incidents, open items, roadmap requests, and success metrics for the next quarter.
The data is identical: same canonical feeds, same JSON schema, same freshness. Enterprise adds custom rate limits across products, a 99.95% SLA with service credits, SSO / SAML / SCIM, custom IP allowlists, dedicated account management with a 4-hour technical SLA, custom contracts (MSA / DPA / SOW / NDA), beyond-bundle volume discounts, and procurement workflows like POs and net-30 / net-60 invoicing.
Standard MSA, DPA, mutual NDA, security addendum, and per-engagement SOWs are available immediately. We accept your paper and redline within reason; clauses that conflict with our upstream data licenses are flagged transparently with proposed alternatives. Send your preferred form to legal@sifting.io.
Display use inside your end-user product is permitted on Pro and Enterprise plans. Redistribution as raw feeds, B2B sublicensing, and high-volume display use require an Enterprise contract with a redistribution addendum, since they affect our obligations to upstream data sources. We're happy to scope what's needed during contracting.
The underlying market data is licensed to you for the scope defined in your contract; we sub-license rights from upstream sources within that scope. Derivative analytics and signals you create from the data are yours to use and display to your users; what you cannot do is republish the underlying canonical data as raw feeds without a redistribution addendum.
SOC 2 Type II is in progress with a Big-4 auditor; the letter of engagement is available under NDA, and Type I evidence is shareable on request. ISO 27001 is on the 2026 / 2027 roadmap. We do not currently process card data ourselves (Stripe handles PCI-DSS), so PCI does not apply to SiftingIO directly.
Enterprise pricing is tied to committed throughput across products, history depth, and the support / SLA tier you need. We don't publish list prices because the right number depends on the workload. Most customers land between $30K and $500K ACV; below $30K, the self-serve Pro tier or a Platform bundle is usually the better fit.
Yes. Single-tenant clusters with custom rate, region, and routing requirements are available on Enterprise. We also support customer-managed VPC peering for AWS-hosted workloads and BYO-network egress controls on request.
Historical records can be revised when upstream sources correct or restate prior data; revisions are versioned and accompanied by methodology notes. Enterprise customers receive proactive notifications for any correction that affects records they have queried in the prior 30 days.
Customers are responsible for accurate usage reporting under their license tier. On reasonable notice, we (or our upstream sources) may request usage information to verify scope; we cooperate with your auditors providing access to relevant logs, contracts, and methodology under NDA.
Yes. 99.95% is the default Enterprise SLA. Higher availability targets and tighter response-time commitments are negotiable for workloads that need them, typically backed by a dedicated cluster and an explicit operational runbook.
Talk to sales. We can usually scope an Enterprise contract within 2–3 weeks for typical procurement timelines, faster if your security team is already approved. Existing Pro usage migrates with the same keys and the same canonical data; only the contract, limits, and support tier change.
Tell us your products, your expected volume, and your security and procurement constraints. We’ll come back with a contract, timeline, and price within a few business days.