Abstract: A system for interfacing at least one user interactive device with a trade execution system to execute trading transactions requested by users over a network includes an application in communication with the network for interfacing between the at least one user interactive device and the trade execution system and coordinating interaction of the at least one user interactive device with the trade execution system. The application contains first and second APIs. The first API is structured to deliver a trading transaction request received from the at least one user interactive device to the trade execution system. The second API is structured to deliver real-time information relating to the trading transaction request received from the trade execution system to the at least one user interactive device. The first API includes at least one stub that is called by the application at a predefined step during processing of the trading transaction request.

Abstract: A system for interfacing at least one user interactive device with a trade execution system to execute trading transactions requested by users over a network includes an application in communication with the network for interfacing between the at least one user interactive device and the trade execution system and coordinating interaction of the at least one user interactive device with the trade execution system. The application contains first and second APIs. The first API is structured to deliver a trading transaction request received from the at least one user interactive device to the trade execution system. The second API is structured to deliver real-time information relating to the trading transaction request received from the trade execution system to the at least one user interactive device. The first API includes at least one stub that is called by the application at a predefined step during processing of the trading transaction request.

Abstract: A system for interfacing at least one user interactive device with a trade execution system to execute trading transactions requested by users over a network includes an application in communication with the network for interfacing between the at least one user interactive device and the trade execution system and coordinating interaction of the at least one user interactive device with the trade execution system. The application contains first and second APIs. The first API is structured to deliver a trading transaction request received from the at least one user interactive device to the trade execution system. The second API is structured to deliver real-time information relating to the trading transaction request received from the trade execution system to the at least one user interactive device. The first API includes at least one stub that is called by the application at a predefined step during processing of the trading transaction request.

Abstract: A system for interfacing at least one user interactive device with a trade execution system to execute trading transactions requested by users over a network includes an application in communication with the network for interfacing between the at least one user interactive device and the trade execution system and coordinating interaction of the at least one user interactive device with the trade execution system. The application contains first and second APIs. The first API is structured to deliver a trading transaction request received from the at least one user interactive device to the trade execution system. The second API is structured to deliver real-time information relating to the trading transaction request received from the trade execution system to the at least one user interactive device. The first API includes at least one stub that is called by the application at a predefined step during processing of the trading transaction request.

Abstract: The present invention provides an add-on transaction system that interfaces a network of users with an existing on-line transaction execution system, without requiring significant modifications to the functionality and/or protocol of such transaction execution system. This is accomplished by providing a set of novel application programmer interfaces (API) which allows integration of specific transaction applications within the transaction system with virtually any existing transaction execution system on practically any platform. More specifically, two separate APIs are provided, a “transaction execution” API (“TE API”) and a “transaction alert” API (“TA API). The TE API provides the functionality of delivering trade information and user requests to the execution system, and the TA API allows the execution system to deliver real-time information to the user.