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Anthid gives your application a managed broker connectivity layer so your team does not have to build and maintain separate broker clients, connection managers, streaming adapters, retry logic, and account routing systems for every broker integration. Connect once through Anthid, then build against a consistent platform layer for intents, controls, real-time updates, ledger storage, and metrics.

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Available brokers

Lightspeed Connect

Live today. Lightspeed Connect is currently available through Anthid with support for paper and live environments simultaneously.Anthid handles the broker-facing connection layer so your application can focus on submitting intents, receiving updates, and operating against a durable platform record instead of managing broker protocol details directly.Limit: 300,000 requests per day.

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Coming soon

Interactive Brokers

Estimated Q3 2026. Interactive Brokers support is planned so teams can connect more account types through the same Anthid intent, controls, streaming, and ledger layer.

Alpaca

Estimated Q4 2026. Alpaca support is planned for teams that want another broker path without building and maintaining another custom broker client stack.
More broker integrations are planned soon as Anthid expands the set of supported trading venues and account providers.

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Limits

Lightspeed Connect is currently limited to 300,000 requests per day. Anthid is designed to give teams a high-throughput platform layer on top of broker connectivity, including support for many downstream client connections multiplexed through managed broker connections.

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Environments

Paper and live environments are supported simultaneously. This lets your team test workflows in paper trading while keeping live broker connectivity available for production use, without splitting your integration across separate broker client stacks.

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Why it matters

Broker integrations can become a major infrastructure burden: connection lifecycle management, broker-specific behavior, account routing, real-time event streams, request limits, operational visibility, and safety controls all need to work reliably. Anthid packages that infrastructure into a platform layer so you can ship broker-connected products faster, operate with clearer controls, and scale your client experience without rebuilding the same broker plumbing over and over.