EDATA Command Center (ECC) - is an advanced analytical and professional tool for both clients and brokers with rapid trading capabilities. This application is a java based, win32 interface with an online connection to the internet. It is integrated with our EDATA trading platform which comes in two editions, client edition and broker edition.

Major common functionalities of both editions are managing their trading activities, managing their accounts (cash and portfolios), advanced charting tools, real-time data streaming, intraday charting, advanced technical indicators, level I, Level II and level III.

Quotation data streaming enables you to watch the players and demand a certain stock currently traded in the market, helping professional investor in making quick decisions. The majority of the tools are designed to constantly monitor liquidity changes in the market and to allow you react to them quickly. The broker edition on the other hand has most of the common features with addition to handle client’s rapid order entries as well as managing their daily customers’ orders while booming their advising capabilities.

ECC client edition provides users with professional and analytical tools with rapid trading capabilities; it offers major functional areas like: - Trading and account management. - Tools, technical analysis, charting, and data feeding. - The GUI layouts and template management, settings and preferences.


On the other hand, ECC Broker edition provides brokers with advanced trading capabilities, the application lets you manage layouts and templates in a way that serves your rapid broker deals, the ability to connect some forms according to clients categories or based on their trading needs, makes it easier to track clients positions and place orders with shortcuts, meanwhile, it shares most of the capabilities of the client edition in terms of advanced analytical and professional tools.

Some of EDATA Command Center features are dependent on the local stock exchange agreements and capabilities in addition to the local stock exchange’s regulations.