Open Source

Contributing to the trading technology community

Our Open Source Contributions

At M2 Tech, we believe in giving back to the technology community. We develop and maintain open source connectivity software and tools that help traders and developers build high-performance trading systems.

Connectivity Software

We have open sourced various connectivity components and tools that we use in our own trading infrastructure. These projects focus on low-latency network communication, market data processing, and exchange connectivity.

Focus Areas

Low Latency Networking: High-performance network communication libraries
Market Data Handlers: Efficient processing of exchange market data feeds
Protocol Implementations: Open implementations of trading protocols
Infrastructure Tools: Utilities for building and maintaining trading systems
Performance Optimization: Tools and techniques for low-latency applications

Why Open Source?

We believe that open source software accelerates innovation in the trading technology space. By sharing our connectivity tools and libraries, we hope to:

Enable faster development of trading systems
Promote best practices in low-latency programming
Foster collaboration within the quantitative trading community
Contribute to the broader financial technology ecosystem

Technology Stack

Our open source projects are built using modern programming languages and frameworks optimized for performance. We focus on creating clean, well-documented code that serves as both a practical tool and a learning resource for the community.

Community Engagement

We actively maintain our open source projects and welcome contributions from the community. Whether you're looking to use our tools in your own trading systems or contribute improvements, we encourage collaboration and feedback.

View Our GitHub Projects

Getting Started

Visit our GitHub profile to explore our open source projects, read documentation, and see code examples. Each repository includes detailed README files with installation instructions, usage examples, and contribution guidelines.