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Centroid CS 360 Bridge Now Supports CQG
Brokers can route orders through CQG while sourcing pricing from their preferred market data vendors within CS 360.
By Tommy Wong | September 14, 2026
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Centroid CS 360 Bridge now supports CQG trading connectivity. Brokers and financial institutions can route orders through CQG while continuing to source pricing from their preferred market data vendors, which separates execution from pricing and adds flexibility to multi-asset trading infrastructure.
Centroid Solutions is pleased to announce that Centroid CS 360 Bridge now supports CQG trading connectivity, further expanding its execution connectivity capabilities for brokers and financial institutions.
This enhancement strengthens the role of CS 360 Bridge as a powerful multi-asset execution and connectivity solution, enabling brokers to route orders through CQG while continuing to source pricing from their preferred market data vendors within the CS 360 ecosystem.
Expanding Execution Connectivity
As brokers continue to broaden their multi-asset offerings, the need for flexible, scalable, and reliable connectivity infrastructure continues to grow.
With support for CQG trading connectivity, Centroid CS 360 Bridge enables brokers to access CQG’s trading infrastructure while maintaining flexibility in how they source exchange pricing and market data.
In many institutional trading environments, pricing and execution are managed as separate flows. Brokers may receive market data from dedicated market data vendors while routing orders through specialised execution channels. This approach gives firms greater flexibility in managing costs, exchange permissions, liquidity access, and operational workflows.
What is CQG?
CQG is a well-established financial technology provider, offering trading connectivity to 45 tradable exchanges and connectivity across 139 broker environments, alongside access to over 85 global market data sources.
By adding CQG trading connectivity, Centroid continues to enhance the range of execution options available through CS 360 Bridge, helping brokers support broader market access and more efficient trading workflows.
Flexibility for Brokers
The new connectivity enables brokers to route orders through CQG while continuing to use their preferred market data vendors for pricing.
This separation of execution and pricing gives brokers greater flexibility when designing their trading infrastructure. It allows firms to choose the market data providers that best meet their commercial, regulatory, and operational requirements, while using CQG as a trading connectivity channel for execution.
Through CS 360 Bridge, brokers can benefit from a centralised connectivity layer designed to simplify execution management, improve operational efficiency, and support scalable growth.
Supporting Multi-Asset Growth
The addition of CQG trading connectivity further supports brokers seeking to broaden their multi-asset offering and strengthen their institutional trading infrastructure.
By combining CS 360 Bridge’s execution and connectivity capabilities with CQG trading access, brokers can streamline operational workflows and scale their trading environments with greater flexibility.
This development reflects Centroid Solutions’ continued commitment to delivering robust, scalable, and future-ready technology solutions for the global brokerage industry.
Conclusion
The support for CQG trading connectivity marks another important enhancement to the Centroid CS 360 Bridge ecosystem.
As brokers and financial institutions look for more efficient ways to connect to global markets, manage execution, and scale their trading infrastructure, CS 360 Bridge continues to provide a powerful foundation for multi-asset growth.
Centroid CS 360 Bridge now supports CQG trading connectivity, helping brokers expand execution access, streamline operations, and strengthen their multi-asset trading infrastructure.
Key takeaways
Centroid CS 360 Bridge now supports CQG trading connectivity for brokers and financial institutions
Brokers can route orders through CQG while sourcing pricing from their preferred market data vendors
CQG offers trading connectivity to 45 tradable exchanges and across 139 broker environments
CQG also provides access to over 85 global market data sources
Separating execution and pricing gives brokers flexibility on costs, exchange permissions and workflows
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