The book
What actually moves a quote
A wholesale base rate goes in. Six families of live signal - 109 in total - push it up or down. A quote comes out, and every step that got it there is visible. No spread hidden in a footnote.
31 signals+0.04
Quality of service
What the route actually delivers, sampled from live sessions instead of promised on a rate card. A route that performs better is worth more, and the book pays for it.
- Live throughput412 Mbps
- Attach success98.7%
- Latency p9531 ms
- Congestion windowLow
18 signals+0.02
Geopolitical & climate risk
Routes run through real places. Sanctions exposure, regulatory change, grid stability and severe weather all change what capacity on a route is worth holding.
- Sanctions exposureNone
- Regulatory changeStable
- Grid stabilityDegraded
- Severe weatherWatch
24 signals−0.06
Pricing & spread
What everyone else is quoting. Wholesale rates, competing quotes on the same route, thirty-day volatility, and the gap between the best bid and the best ask.
- Wholesale rate0.79
- Competing quotes4
- Volatility 30d2.1%
- Bid-ask spread0.07
12 signals−0.03
Liquidity arrangements
Who pays when. Paid today and paid in thirty days are different instruments and price differently, so settlement terms sit inside the quote rather than in a footnote.
- Upfront vs deferredUpfront
- Settlement windowT+0
- Commitment size12 TB
- Credit termsApproved
15 signals+0.01
Compliance & counterparty
Whether the other side clears. KYC and KYB status, the minimum standing this particular route demands, the jurisdictions involved, and a complete audit trail.
- KYC / KYB statusCleared
- Minimum level heldMVNO
- JurisdictionJP / SG
- Audit trailComplete
9 signals−0.02
Tier & standing
What a counterparty actually is - MNO, full MVNO, MVNO-reseller or reseller - and the delivery record sitting behind that claim.
- MNO14 live
- Full MVNO9 live
- MVNO-reseller22 live
- Reseller31 live