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The Anthid blog covers platform updates, engineering decisions, and guidance for teams that need an execution and risk layer between their strategies and their brokers. The rest of the documentation describes how the platform works today and is kept current as Anthid changes. The blog is where we write about the reasoning behind that work, what shipped recently, and how to apply it. It comes in three parts: platform news for what changed, articles for the pieces meant to stay useful, and dated posts for everything else.

Platform news

What shipped, what changed, and whether it affects your integration.

Platform update | August 2026

August 20, 2026. Lower latency under concurrent load, sessions that recover from broker-side drops on their own, and a smaller metrics surface.

Articles

Longer pieces on how the platform is built and how to build on it. They are kept as a reference rather than filed by date.

Anthid is more than an EMS/OMS

How broker connectivity, durable instructions, controls, live operations, and history fit together as one managed trading platform.

Why use Anthid instead of building your own execution layer

What the layer between a strategy and a broker actually costs to own, what Anthid takes off your plate, and when building it yourself is still the right call.

Recorded before acknowledged

How Anthid orders the record and the execution of an instruction, and what that lets you answer when nothing came back from the broker.

SENT is not FILLED

Why dispatch state and broker outcome are two fields, and which one answers which question.

Latest posts

Welcome to the Anthid blog

August 5, 2026. What we plan to publish here and how it fits alongside the rest of the documentation.

Elsewhere

Roadmap

What we are building next.

Community

Ask questions and share feedback with the team.