
Business Model
Data-Driven Decisions
Quantfury collects and analyzes aggregated, anonymized trading data—such as the assets users trade, their positions (long or short), and their risk levels. This data provides valuable signals about market sentiment and trends, resembling how hedge funds use data to optimize their trades, but Quantfury applies it on a broader scale, leveraging collective user behavior to guide its proprietary market positions.

Pairing Client Orders
Quantfury profits by pairing clients’ opposing buy and sell orders directly with each other, using real-time spot prices from exchanges like NYSE, NASDAQ, and Binance, with no additional fees. For example, when a client submits a buy order at the exchange’s ask price, it’s instantly matched with another client’s incoming sell order at the bid price. The natural difference between the bid and ask prices, the market’s inherent spread, becomes Quantfury’s revenue, sourced entirely from these client-to-client matches. Unlike brokers who widen spreads for profit, Quantfury provides unaltered exchange prices, retaining only the authentic spread from these pairings.

Zero Fees, Real-Time Prices: A Win-Win for Clients and Quantfury
Quantfury’s unmatched trading conditions—zero fees and real-time spot prices—form the cornerstone of its business model, allowing clients to trade and invest without direct costs while delivering the platform valuable insights into market sentiment. By removing traditional commissions and borrowing fees and sustaining operations through its profits, Quantfury fosters an environment where clients can participate longer and more freely, resulting in more effective analysis of trading patterns and market sentiment.

Quantfury Revenue Streams vs. Traditional Brokers
Revenue Source | Quantfury | Traditional Brokers |
---|---|---|
Commissions | None | Yes (e.g., minimum $0.01-$0.10/trade) |
Spreads | Natural bid-ask, no widening | Often widened for profit |
Trading Data | Monetized internally | Sold or used for order flow |
User Fees | None (leverage, withdrawal free) | Yes (e.g., overnight fees) |