Always-on voice for the trading floor — with full FCA, MiFID II, ASIC & Dodd-Frankcompliance, end-to-end encryption, and <150ms end-to-end voice latency.
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The Replacement
whoot. extends and modernises private wires, turrets, and legacy PBX systems with a cloud-native, encryption-first voice platform purpose-built for trading floors.
While your competitors fumble with call links and dial tones, your desk is already talking.
Purpose-built for traders, by people who understand markets.
MiFID II & Dodd-Frank
Every voice communication recorded, retained, and retrievable. Regulatory compliance out of the box.
End-to-End Encryption
AES-256 in transit and at rest. DTLS-SRTP for all media. Zero-trust architecture.
Full Recording
Tamper-proof with speaker ID, timestamps, and 7+ year retention. Keyword search in seconds.
<20ms Server-Side*
Sub-20ms server-side packet forwarding at our SFU — the engineering moat behind <150ms end-to-end mouth-to-ear latency. Faster than legacy turrets.
Dedicated Infrastructure
Your own isolated media servers. Not shared multi-tenant. Guaranteed capacity in your preferred region.
90-Second Setup
No telco provisioning. No hardware. Sign up, create rooms, talk.
PSTN Dial-Out
Dial any phone number worldwide from a voice room. Counterparties join by phone — no app needed.
Global Network
London, Paris, Frankfurt, New York, San Francisco, Tokyo, Singapore, Sydney. Intelligent routing for the fastest path.
Unlimited Rooms
Sales desk, rates, FX spot, EM — unlimited always-on rooms. No per-seat turret costs.
Latency methodology. Marketing figures reference end-to-end (mouth-to-ear) latency under typical intra-region network conditions, measured against the ITU-T G.114 recommendation of <150msone-way for “user satisfaction not noticeably affected.” Server-side processing — first RTP packet ingress to first RTP packet egress at whoot.’s SFU — is <20ms. End-to-end latency depends on client device, codec packetization (Opus ptime=20ms), jitter-buffer depth, and last-mile network conditions; typical intra-region mouth-to-ear is 90–120ms.
MiFID II requires investment firms to record all voice communications related to transactions. Dodd-Frank mandates recording and retention of swap dealer communications. whoot. was built from the ground up to meet these obligations — not retrofitted.
Every byte of voice data is encrypted. No exceptions. No optional toggles.
DTLS-SRTP encryption on all media streams. TLS 1.3 for all signalling. Perfect forward secrecy.
AES-256 for all stored recordings. Customer-managed keys. Data residency for regulated jurisdictions.
SAML SSO, enforced MFA, 50+ RBAC permissions. IP allowlisting. Separation of duties.
Immutable audit logs. Real-time anomaly detection. SIEM integration for your SOC.
No shared resources. Isolated media servers with guaranteed capacity — just like the circuits you're replacing, without the hardware.
London
ACTIVE
2ms
Load: 12%
Paris
ACTIVE
2ms
Load: 10%
Frankfurt
ACTIVE
3ms
Load: 0%
New York
ACTIVE
1ms
Load: 8%
San Francisco
ACTIVE
4ms
Load: 12%
Tokyo
ACTIVE
4ms
Load: 15%
Singapore
ACTIVE
5ms
Load: 6%
Sydney
ACTIVE
5ms
Load: 6%
Current Uptime
0.000%
The comparison isn't even close.
From FX spot to risk management — always-on voice for every desk.
Always-on voice to brokers. Price requests, fills, and market colour in real time. Every word recorded.
Persistent rooms between desk, sales, and risk. When the curve moves, the whole desk hears it immediately.
Cross-connect with execution desks over always-on voice. Push-to-talk and counterparties hear you in <150ms end-to-end.
Instant coordination when markets move. A single push-to-talk reaches every PM simultaneously.
No hardware. No telco. No procurement. No IT tickets.
Email + password or SSO. No credit card.
Name your org. Invite traders.
FX, Rates, EM — one click each.
Push-to-talk. Fully recorded. Done.