StratX operates as a supervisory layer above existing systems. Your systems of record stay exactly where they are — StratX coordinates across them.
Built to work alongside the systems you already run.
StratX is a coordination layer, not a replacement. It connects to the systems organizations already operate and adds governance, routing, and audit visibility across them — without asking anyone to rip out what already works.
A layer that connects — not one that competes.
StratX is designed to coexist with the infrastructure organizations have already invested in. Interoperability is a first principle, not an afterthought.
Adopting StratX does not require replacing your OMS, queue system, ERP, or network tooling. It adds a coordination and governance layer over what you already run.
No preferred system, no preferred outcome. StratX routes and governs across whatever systems an environment already uses, by operator-defined rules.
StratX reads only the data each operator chooses to expose and writes nothing into systems it does not own. Every organization keeps ownership of its own data.
How StratX connects to your environment
Operators expose the status and data they choose, through APIs or adapters — no deep integration into every counterpart system.
StratX canonicalizes that data into a common, comparable format that participants can share.
Operator-defined policy rules are applied before anything is routed or surfaced.
The right information and tasks are routed to the right participant for their role — and only their role.
Every decision is captured as an audit-ready artifact, with read-only visibility for oversight roles.
A coordination layer has many participants.
StratX is built to interoperate with — not displace — the organizations and systems around it.
The systems StratX coordinates across.
Order management systems, interconnection queues, settlement rails, network tooling, and enterprise systems of record. StratX adds a coordination layer above them — it does not replace or compete with them.
Partners who deploy StratX.
Integrators and implementation partners who bring StratX into institutional environments, connect it to existing systems, and configure operator-defined governance and routing rules.
Institutions running the layer.
Banks, operators, utilities, and infrastructure owners who run StratX as a supervisory coordination layer across their fragmented systems — retaining full ownership and execution authority.
Read-only oversight surfaces.
Regulators and auditors who consume StratX’s read-only, machine-readable records for visibility and compliance — without entering the workflow or becoming part of execution.
Explore how StratX fits alongside your systems.
If you build, integrate, or operate systems that need to coordinate with others, we welcome a conversation about integration and pilot pathways.