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Waypoint Trading Gains TXSE Access, Expands Market Reach

Dallas-based trading infrastructure firm Waypoint Trading Solutions now connects clients to the Texas Stock Exchange at launch, completing coverage of all 22 U.S. equities venues.

Waypoint Trading Gains TXSE Access, Expands Market Reach

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Waypoint Trading Solutions, owned by TNS, has announced it will provide connectivity to the Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE) beginning on the venue's launch day. According to The Fintech Times, this move marks a significant milestone for the fintech infrastructure provider, enabling its client base to access the newest entrant to the U.S. equities market landscape.

The addition of TXSE connectivity completes Waypoint's coverage of all 22 active U.S. equities trading venues. This comprehensive connectivity is a competitive advantage for the firm's clients, who can now route orders across the entire spectrum of available exchanges without fragmenting their infrastructure or working with multiple providers.

For Dallas-area financial services firms and trading operations, Waypoint's TXSE integration means seamless access to the new exchange without requiring separate technology investments or platform modifications. The development underscores the region's growing importance in financial technology infrastructure and positions local trading firms to capitalize on TXSE's launch without technical barriers.

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