Broker latency test
This measures your live round-trip to a Mumbai egress node that sits beside the broker APIs, and the node's own latency to those APIs. It runs the moment the page loads. Re-run it any time.
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Round-trip from your browser to our Mumbai egress node. Your dedicated IP egresses from this node, right beside the brokers.
Why latency matters for algo trading
The distance between your order and the exchange shows up as slippage and missed fills. A home connection far from Mumbai adds delay on every single request, and it is not consistent.
A dedicated static IP that egresses from a Mumbai node keeps the last hop, the one nearest the broker APIs, short and stable. You connect to the node over your normal line; your orders leave from beside the exchange.
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Broker latency test: FAQs
What does this latency test measure?
Two things. First, the round-trip time from your browser to our Mumbai egress node. Second, the time from that node to the broker APIs, which our node measures continuously. Together they show the full path your orders would take through a co-located static IP.
Why is latency important for algo trading?
Every millisecond between your order and the exchange affects fills, slippage and how quickly you react to price. Trading from a home connection far from Mumbai adds avoidable delay. Egressing from a node beside the broker APIs keeps that last hop consistently low.
Why is my number higher than the node-to-broker number?
Your figure includes the distance from wherever you are to Mumbai, plus your local network and WiFi. The node-to-broker figure is a short hop inside the same city. A static IP that egresses from the Mumbai node is what shortens the part nearest the exchange.
Related: static IP for algo trading or static IP vs VPS.