Low-latency paths between Asian trading venues

Wavelengths and Ethernet private lines on our own routes between Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore, Mumbai, Shanghai, Sydney and Seoul.

  • L1 wavelengths and L2 Ethernet private lines
  • Endpoints and medium published for every route
  • Latency measured for your endpoints

Built around how you trade

HFT and prop trading

The shortest path we can build between your venues, with the latency, medium and test points stated for your endpoints.

Brokers and banks

Contracted SLA, written escalation and a due-diligence pack your procurement team can review.

Crypto market makers

Paths between the Asian hubs where you quote, with cross-connects at the data centers you already use.

Two ways to connect

L1 wavelengths

A dedicated wavelength on our fibre between two points. Nothing in the path but optics.

Capacities
10G and 100G, 400G on request
Protection
Unprotected, or protected on a diverse path where the route allows it

L2 Ethernet private lines (EPL)

A point-to-point Ethernet circuit at the bandwidth you need, on the same low-latency routes.

Bandwidths
100 Mbps to 10 Gbps
Handoff
1G, 10G or 100G Ethernet at our PoPs

Routes for trading

The same seven routes as the Network page. Latency is measured for your endpoints.

WinMing IT routes for trading
RouteMediumLatency (RTT)
TYO–HKGTokyo – Hong Kong Subsea fibre On request — request latency for Tokyo – Hong Kong
HKG–SINHong Kong – Singapore Subsea fibre On request — request latency for Hong Kong – Singapore
TYO–SINTokyo – Singapore Subsea fibre On request — request latency for Tokyo – Singapore
SIN–BOMSingapore – Mumbai Subsea fibre On request — request latency for Singapore – Mumbai
HKG–SHAHong Kong – Shanghai Terrestrial fibre On request — request latency for Hong Kong – Shanghai
SIN–SYDSingapore – Sydney Subsea fibre On request — request latency for Singapore – Sydney
TYO–SELTokyo – Seoul Subsea + terrestrial fibre On request — request latency for Tokyo – Seoul

Endpoints for every route are in the full table.

Full route table with endpoints

Trading connectivity questions

Can I have a diverse or protected path?

Ask for it with your quote. Where a second, diverse path is available on your route, we quote it next to the main one and state the latency of each path separately.

What jitter should I expect?

Very little on a dedicated wavelength, where nothing in the path but optics touches your traffic. We measure jitter together with latency when you ask.

How long until a circuit is live?

It depends on the route and on the cross-connects at both ends: a few weeks where we already have capacity and a cross-connect is all that is needed, longer where a new circuit or tail has to be built. We confirm the date in the order.

Do you deliver into mainland China?

We operate a Hong Kong – Shanghai route. Delivery inside mainland China follows local licensing rules, so we explain the options for your case when you send your endpoints.

Tell us where you trade

Two endpoints and a bandwidth. We reply with latency, medium and options.