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Data transparency

Source controls

Know what is powering each number

Provider labels, freshness checks, and fail-closed behavior make the state of the market data visible before a statistic is trusted.

Storage
PROTECTED
Server-side historical data
Freshness
MONITORED
Latest-session health checks
Fallback
FAIL CLOSED
No production demo candles
Execution
BROKER
Prices must be verified
Rules-basedSource labeledUser configuredRisk disclosed

Equity quotes and candles

Equity data may use Alpaca, Yahoo Finance, Massive/Polygon, Twelve Data, Finnhub, or a protected Supabase edge feed. Free Alpaca coverage may use IEX rather than the consolidated SIP feed, so exact highs, lows, volume, and timestamps can differ from another chart.

Futures

Supported futures roots require a configured Databento feed. ORBLYTICS does not silently map a futures request to an equity proxy. If the futures provider is not configured, the request is rejected rather than filled with demo data.

Options and earnings context

Options sentiment is delayed context and may be incomplete. Earnings dates are shown only when a supported calendar provider is configured and returns a verified date. Neither is an order signal.

Freshness controls

  • Current quotes carry a provider timestamp and source label.
  • Historical ORB sessions are finalized after the regular session and refreshed by a protected job.
  • The status page compares the latest stored session with the latest expected completed session.
  • Stale or unavailable sources are disclosed; production does not substitute demo candles.

Verification rule

Before making any trading decision, compare the displayed level with your broker or exchange-authorized feed. Market orders, fills, and account state remain controlled by the broker.