Use this sequence to integrate against Numo’s orderbook for physically delivered FX futures.Documentation Index
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1. Discover supported markets
Querymarkets-service first so you know which instruments are enabled in the matcher.
market = "USDCcNGN-APR30-2026"contract_type = "deliverable_fx_future"settlement_type = "physical_delivery"asset_addressandsub_id
2. Read the book and recent trades
Once you have the market symbol or the(asset_address, sub_id) pair, fetch the current orderbook and recent prints.
markets-service is the public read surface for:
- market metadata
- top-of-book bids and asks
- recent trades and 24h stats
- order submission and cancellation
3. Submit a signed order
Orders are posted tomarkets-service, but the request must already contain a signed action payload that matches the contracts.
markets-service rejects the order unless:
- the instrument is enabled
action_json.subaccount_idmatchessubaccount_idaction_json.noncematchesnonceaction_json.ownermatchesowner_addressaction_json.signermatchessigner_address
4. Let the executor clear crossed orders
The matching loop inmarkets-service identifies crossed orders and emits a payload to execution-service.
execution-service then:
- validates the match payload shape
- ABI-encodes
TradeModule.OrderData - simulates
Matching.verifyAndMatch(...) - submits the transaction to the onchain matching contracts
5. Understand where risk and settlement live
execution-contracts owns the trusted backend execution path. risk-core owns the margin system, subaccounts, cash settlement, and liquidation rules.
For the USDCcNGN-APR30-2026 future:
- settlement type is physical delivery
- longs pay cNGN and receive fixed USDC notional at expiry
- shorts pay fixed USDC notional and receive cNGN
Order lifecycle
Follow the full path across markets-service, execution-service, execution-contracts, and risk-core.
Markets service
Review the public orderbook, trades, and order-entry surface.

