Trade News looks at venue plumbing. This page on Netxfund.com is an execution-model note: STP versus dealing desk, how settlement is described, and which risk controls sit in the public documents. It is not a gilt essay and not a crypto-wallet tutorial.
Execution model
Netxfund.com describes STP routing with last-look reserved on some FX. That combination is common. It means your market order can still be rejected when the LP blinks. Limit orders in London cash hours are the grown-up way to use the book. Dealing-desk language is not the headline; the headline is whether last-look is disclosed. It is.
| Control | Public description |
|---|---|
| Execution | STP, last-look on some FX |
| Settlement | Fiat wire plus optional crypto rail |
| Risk | Cross-margin / leverage caps in the help text |
Settlement mechanics
Native crypto clearing, if it exists in production, still sits behind a review. Do not confuse a faster coin transfer with a shorter compliance clock. The architecture article stops there: Netxfund.com is a hybrid broker stack with disclosed last-look, not an exchange matching engine you can audit.