DoubleZero Added Binance Data to Edge Platform

The Edge platform has expanded its financial data services by incorporating spot and futures information from Binance.

Updated on Oct. 12, 2026 in Data Centers

DoubleZero Added Binance Data to Edge Platform

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The DoubleZero Foundation has added Binance spot and futures data as the fifth venue available on its Edge platform. This expansion allows subscribers to access top-of-book information and completed trade data directly from the exchange.

Why it matters

The platform provides open access to market data through dedicated fiber using multicast technology. This approach aims to prevent professional trading firms from maintaining an exclusive speed advantage over other users.

The Edge platform now hosts 5 total venues and has recorded over 2,000 user connections since its launch. Binance market information is ingested in Tokyo and distributed to users via a software connector and private tunnel.

The players

DoubleZero Foundation

This organization operates the Edge platform and facilitates open access to market data via multicast technology.

Binance

Binance is a major global cryptocurrency exchange that provides spot and futures market data to the Edge platform.

Kalshi

Kalshi is an event contract exchange that began providing its order book data to Edge subscribers in August.

The details

Subscribers receive financial data through dedicated fiber, ensuring consistent information delivery for trading systems. The Binance data package specifically covers top-of-book details and records of completed trades.

Timeline

  1. April 2026: The Edge platform initially launched for users.

  2. August 12, 2026: Kalshi opened its order book to Edge subscribers.

  3. September 24, 2026: DoubleZero launched five Hyperliquid data feeds.

  4. October 7, 2026: The DoubleZero Foundation announced the addition of Binance data.

The Tech Race

The expansion reflects a broader trend of centralizing access to high-speed financial data to level the playing field for retail and institutional traders. By integrating major exchanges, this technology challenges the legacy model where proprietary fiber routes created exclusive speed advantages.

Paid subscribers can now integrate Binance spot and futures data directly into their trading systems through the platform's private tunnel. This update improves the depth of available market intelligence for those using the Edge software connector.

The takeaway

The move continues a trend of normalizing access to exchange-level data across the financial sector. Traders utilizing these services should ensure their systems are configured to process the newly added Binance multicast feeds efficiently.

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