Our agency will build high throughput rust cpp hft trading data pipeline with custom protocols

We focus specifically on the critical path. Instead of just writing business logic, we deal with memory allocation, kernel-level networking (eBPF), lock-free concurrency, and custom protocols using Rust to achieve sub-10ms latency and massive throughput.

Firecracker vs QEMU makes Rust’s impact measurable: Firecracker (Rust, AWS, since 2018) has fewer than 10 CVEs and zero VM escapes; QEMU (C, since 2003) has 300+ CVEs. Rust removes buffer overflows/use-after-free at compile time, with no GC pauses or memory surprises.

Not usually. We are pragmatic. Often, we identify specific bottlenecks (like an API gateway or a data relay) and build a highly optimized custom proxy or microservice in Rust just for that critical path, integrated directly with your existing stack via gRPC, REST, or shared memory.

We heavily integrate benchmarking and profiling from day one. Every milestone includes rigorous load testing and stress testing to ensure the system meets your specific latency (p95, p99) and requests-per-second (RPS) requirements.

Benchmarking and profiling are built into every milestone, not added at the end. Each gate includes CI/CD checks, memory leak profiling, and load tests against p95/p99 latency and RPS targets. CTO architecture reviews help produce systems like 100,000+ stable live WebSocket connections.

Built a crypto trading platform that handled 100,000+ live WebSocket subscriptions with stable dynamic connection management from day one (Clutch-reviewed, New York). On another project, we delivered a sub-150ms RTB engine that cut spam/bots by 80% at high real-time bidding volume.

Yes. We sign NDAs before any technical discussion begins, on request.

You do. IP, source code, architecture docs, and deployment runbooks are fully assigned to you on completion — no vendor lock-in.

Yes. Signed contracts with fixed scope per phase. Wyoming LLC — you're contracting with a registered entity, not an individual.