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What Is Ollo

Ollo Finance is an FX derivatives platform built for managing exposure across fiat currencies and stablecoins. Its current core product is onchain FX perpetuals, supported by a deterministic order book, transparent margining, and protocol-level settlement logic.

Users can approach Ollo in two ways:

  • Through a trading interface for discretionary use
  • Through programmatic integrations for trading and infrastructure workflows

In both cases, the underlying objective is the same: make FX risk management more direct, more legible, and less dependent on layered intermediaries.

Why Ollo Exists​

Currency exposure is still managed through market structure that is expensive to access and difficult to audit. Traditional FX relies on bilateral credit relationships, prefunded capital, opaque execution, and fragmented settlement. Those frictions show up as spread, delay, trapped capital, and counterparty exposure.

That problem is no longer limited to legacy FX desks. Treasury teams, globally active businesses, trading firms, and stablecoin users all face real cross-currency exposure. Stablecoins have also introduced a newer class of FX-like basis risk, where assets targeting the same unit of account can still trade differently because issuer, reserve, and redemption terms are not identical.

Ollo is built around the view that better market structure matters as much as better pricing.

What Ollo Focuses On Today​

Today's product is FX perpetuals. Those markets are matched through an onchain central limit order book with deterministic price-time priority and use allowlisted collateral assets. In the current closed beta, USDC is the only allowlisted collateral asset.

The broader platform includes trading, margin, funding, settlement, liquidation, and developer connectivity. Some of those surfaces are live in the current closed beta, while others remain on the roadmap.

Where To Go Next​