Senticore
The performance and UX of a centralized order book - with the self-custody and cryptographic verifiability of on-chain settlement.
Orders match off-chain in a deterministic Rust engine built for low latency: a single deterministic primary, not a multi-node consensus you have to trust. Because matching is deterministic, the ledger is byte-for-byte reproducible: anyone can replay the published event log and arrive at the exact same state root committed on-chain. Balances, settlements, and withdrawals are anchored on-chain through periodic state-commitment roots. The result: a venue you do not have to trust - you can verify it.
Documentation snapshot reviewed: 2026-07-25.
Senticore is a capped, whitelisted private beta with live contracts on Arbitrum One and real collateral. This is not public access or a public launch. Dynamic status, market, connectivity, and on-chain sources override copied values.
Why Senticore
Today every exchange forces a trade-off. Senticore is engineered to remove it.
| Centralized exchange | On-chain DEX | Senticore | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Execution | Fast, deep books | Slow, MEV-exposed | Fast off-chain CLOB |
| Custody | Operator holds funds | Self-custody | Self-custody, on-chain vault |
| Solvency | "Trust us", opaque | Transparent | Cryptographically provable |
| Withdrawals | Operator-gated | Permissionless | Proof-backed and verifiable |
Post-FTX, "do not trust, verify" stopped being a slogan and became a requirement. Senticore is built so that solvency and withdrawals are not promises; they are Merkle proofs against roots published on-chain.
What's Real Today
Senticore is built end-to-end and has run the full lifecycle - deposit, match, settle, proof-backed withdrawal - on real collateral during internal beta. This is not a whitepaper; it is a working system:
- Deterministic matching, sequencing, and risk in Rust, validated by cross-engine differential replay and property tests across supported order types.
- On-chain custody and state-commitment contracts with invariant testing, adversarial signature paths, and settlement round-trip coverage.
- Verifiable by design: protocol and per-account solvency proofs, plus proof-backed withdrawals, exposed as API endpoints. Withdrawal execution ran end-to-end during internal beta and is currently gated in the capped private beta.
- Professional beta interfaces: HTTP REST, public/private WebSocket,
self-service FIX 4.4, FIXP/SBE, and the BSL Business Line API. Market makers should
start with the Live Verified Beta status
and FIX/BSL/FIXP Connectivity Bundle, then
the tested Market Maker Beta Quickstart;
generated
/institutional/*reference routes are not the quoting entry point. - Multiple products on one collateral layer: spot, binary options, and prediction markets.
- Typed SDKs: TypeScript on npm (
@sentico-labs/sdk), plus Python and Rust repository previews, and a wallet-native web app.
Detailed load-test figures are shared with partners on request after the integration path and environment are fixed.
Operational Status
We build first, then open up. The roadmap is deliberately conservative:
| Phase | Status |
|---|---|
| Internal beta with team and close circle, real collateral | Completed |
| Private beta with whitelisted users and capped TVL | Live, capped |
| Broader external beta | Planning target; not announced |
| External tier-1 security audit | Q4 2026 to Q1 2027 planned |
| Public mainnet | H1 2027 target, post-audit |
Private-beta interfaces and parameters may change before public release.
Start Here
| Section | What you will find |
|---|---|
| Overview | Product model, architecture, trust model, threat model |
| Trading | Order types, settlement, markets, fees |
| Building | Builder Codes, pricing classes, and Launchpad scope |
| Live MM Verification | Current live BSL/FIX conformance status and latest observed beta timings |
| FIX/BSL/FIXP Connectivity Bundle | Self-service direct endpoints, FIX/FIXP session data, CompIDs, and BSL route contract |
| Market Maker Beta Quickstart | Tested BSL/FIX entry path for professional clients |
| Integration | SDK, APIs, WebSocket streams, signing |
| Contracts | Addresses, vault, state commitments, token |
| Reference | Tokenomics, glossary, roadmap, status, legal context |