Frequently asked questions

Teams that design, distribute, or monitor derivatives and structured products: structured-products desks, private banks and wealth platforms, asset managers, quantitative teams, and fintech companies embedding these capabilities into their own offerings.

Automated product workflows: live derivatives analytics and positioning summaries, indicative pricing for capital-protected and yield-enhancement structures across eight payoff families, scenario and risk analysis, and review-ready key information documents — all generated from a plain-language request.

No. The platform works inside AI workspaces such as Claude, Cursor, and VS Code through a one-time configuration that takes a few minutes — the step-by-step connection guides require no programming. Developers who want deeper integration can go further, but it is not required.

The platform is assistant-agnostic by design: any AI workspace that supports the open Model Context Protocol standard can connect. Your AI writes the narrative; every number comes from our deterministic pricing and analytics engine, never from the model.

Access is authenticated per key, transmitted over TLS, and every request is logged to an audit trail you can review in your dashboard. Keys can be revoked instantly. We don't store your conversations — only the requests made to the platform.

Indian index derivatives (NSE) at launch, with daily-calibrated volatility surfaces for NIFTY. Additional underlyings and markets are added based on client demand — talk to us if you need custom coverage.

Create a free account, generate an access key from your dashboard, and follow the connection guide for your AI workspace. Most teams are running their first analysis within ten minutes.

Start with a free evaluation to explore the full platform on live markets. When you're ready, we'll tailor a plan to your team's size and workflow — just get in touch.

No. OpenArrow is a technology provider. The platform computes analytics and indicative figures for professional workflow automation; it does not make recommendations, and outputs are not offers or advice. Final terms of any product always come from the issuing institution.