connecting custom program to AMP Futures brokerage?

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TD877

I currently have a program I developed that subscribes to data, processes the data, and makes trade decisions for me. To actually execute the trades, I have it communicate with Interactive Broker's API via TCP/IP.

I would now like to use AMP Futures for the futures side of my trading, since their commissions seem much lower. I see they are accessible through a number of different third party platforms. But I don't want/need a platform, I just want to execute trades. Can someone advise me on the easiest way to give my custom software access to AMP Futures? Ideally, there would be an AMP Futures API I could access, but if not, which of their many third party platforms would be easiest to use as a middle-man for simply submitting trades?

Again, I don't need data, don't need trade logic, just want to submit trades programatically.
 
If you want to do business with AMP, why not contact them directly. You will need to pay for and code to one of their APIs. You will likely have to pay for MD as most APIs require that to do risk checks.
 
Amp offers Rithmic API, which is very self contained and easy to work with. To my knowledge you MUST purchase data though.

Who are you using for data?
 
Robert Morse said:
If you want to do business with AMP, why not contact them directly. You will need to pay for and code to one of their APIs. You will likely have to pay for MD as most APIs require that to do risk checks.
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I prefer to get users feedback instead of sales pitches from them
 
IAS_LLC said:
Amp offers Rithmic API, which is very self contained and easy to work with. To my knowledge you MUST purchase data though.

Who are you using for data?
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I use IQFEED. They have an API that is simple to use. You just pay a small fee per year to use
 
TD877 said:
I prefer to get users feedback instead of sales pitches from them
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...Can someone advise me on the easiest way to give my custom software access to AMP Futures?
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They won't try to upsell you, they will simply tell you like it is. You got some good feedback there.
 
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