12.11.2025
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QUODD Powers OnePay’s Self-Directed Brokerage Launch
QUODD partners with a variety of firms to power the data feeding into fintech digital experiences across the globe. This partnership is in line with a trend we’re seeing for innovative companies, like OnePay, who are looking for more from their data vendor, including scalability and longevity.
OnePay is a fast-growing fintech platform transforming the digital investment and banking experience. Through this collaboration, OnePay is launching OnePay Invest, a self-directed brokerage feature that enables retail users to buy and sell stocks and ETFs directly within the OnePay app.
QUODD’s role is central to powering this innovation. Leveraging data from QX Marketplace, QUODD provides reliable, scalable, and flexible financial market data solutions across multiple major asset classes. OnePay users will benefit from seamless access to real-time equities and ETFs pricing, empowering them to make informed investment decisions - all within a single, integrated platform.
“By integrating QUODD’s data into their tech stack, OnePay can focus on building a frictionless, investor-first experience without worrying about the complexity of market data management,” shared Bob Ward, CEO of QUODD. “This partnership reflects our shared vision of democratizing access to investment opportunities through innovative, scalable technology.”
Among the deciding factors in OnePay’s selection of QUODD were the flexibility to add services on demand, easy-to-use APIs, 24/7 support, and a proven record of reliability.
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