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Zenfire alternatives

Postby Geoff » 06 Mar 2014

In the locked topic informing us there is still ETA on a new ZenFire API Henry said "As a workaround you can use CQG instead of Zen-Fire. Also we suggest to contact your broker and have them inform you about your options."

I contacted my broker, Mirus, and was given this responses:

Thank you for your inquiry. We have the following solutions available for clients clearing through Dorman.

• N*T on Continuum
• S*C on T4
• M*D Trader on CQG
• I*E Trader on CQG or T4

and.......

Hello Geoff,

We currently do not support the MultiCharts platform, we apologize for the inconvenience.

Regards,

Mirus Support

From what I can find via Google, Continuum is a branding of CQG, does it work with Multicharts?

I am still confused as to if there is anyway I can continue to trade with Multicharts and the process at Mirus involves "converting" my account which means it will not be easy to switch back if ZenFire ever comes back to life.

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Re: Zenfire alternatives

Postby MAtricks » 06 Mar 2014

Zenfire is done. Switch brokers. Everyone else did/is :)

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Re: Zenfire alternatives

Postby Geoff » 06 Mar 2014

Zenfire is done. Switch brokers. Everyone else did/is :)
Thanks, yeah OK Zenfire is done.

Can anyone comment on CQG and Continuum and whether it works with Multicharts. Mirus offers other software with CQG and Multicharts supports CQG so I don't understand why they say they no longer support Multicharts. Also is what i found on other forums saying that CQG and Continuum are the same thing true?

I'm just trying to stay with Multicharts and not switch my IB and clearing firm.

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Re: Zenfire alternatives

Postby Henry MultiСharts » 06 Mar 2014

CQG has multiple APIs. Continuum is one of them. It is not currently supported in MultiCharts.
"Regular" CQG API is supported in MultiCharts.

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Re: Zenfire alternatives

Postby Geoff » 06 Mar 2014

CQG has multiple APIs. Continuum is one of them. It is not currently supported in MultiCharts.
"Regular" CQG API is supported in MultiCharts.
Thank you for the clarification on Continuum. As Mirus/Dorman offer other platforms on CQG I am still baffled as to why they tell me they don't currently support MultiCharts. AMP has accepted my application and as soon as my funds are transferred I can trade again.

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Re: Zenfire alternatives

Postby Henry MultiСharts » 14 Mar 2014

CQG has multiple APIs. Continuum is one of them. It is not currently supported in MultiCharts.
"Regular" CQG API is supported in MultiCharts.
As Mirus/Dorman offer other platforms on CQG I am still baffled as to why they tell me they don't currently support MultiCharts.
We will check that.

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Re: Zenfire alternatives

Postby SergeyMayorov » 14 May 2014

I am a client of Mirus Futures. I have faced the Zenfire issue as well. The cornerstone was the Rithmic technology used by Zenfire.
Now I am using Rithmic through Mirus futures, my clearer is Dorman.

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Re: Zenfire alternatives

Postby MAtricks » 15 May 2014

Mirus is offering a Rithmic connection?

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Re: Zenfire alternatives

Postby SergeyMayorov » 17 May 2014

Mirus is offering a Rithmic connection?
Yes


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