For ICE Data Services · Private
Hive keeps a signed record beside ICE's systems. It never sits in the path. If Hive stops, nothing at ICE stops.
The ICE Dashboard
Entitlements, feeds, pricing, benchmarks, clearing, mortgages, the AI tools and the rest, side by side in one view. Each tile reads the signed receipts for its surface. You see what happened, when, and anything worth a second look. When a client, an auditor or a regulator asks, the answer and its receipt are already in front of you.
Thirteen surfaces on one screen. No hopping between systems or teams to piece together what happened.
Each delivery, price, trade and AI answer leaves a signed record of what happened and when. If anyone edits it later, the check fails.
Most tiles stay green. When a receipt shows something worth a look, such as data outside an entitlement or a price that hasn't moved, the tile lights up and the receipt is one click away.
Why it helps. The questions that usually mean pulling logs from several teams are answered here, with a receipt anyone can check on their own.
Sparklines show receipts per minute of receipt time. The example hour is replayed faster than real time and loops.
Inside ICE
Each flag goes to the teams that own that kind of record. Priority flags also go to compliance and risk. Pick a team to filter the feed.
Records
How long a value has held still.
Funds are expected to watch for prices that have not changed over a period of time (SEC Rule 2a-5 release). This record counts the run for each ICE evaluation against a limit set in advance, so the answer to how long a price has held comes signed.
Each challenge, and how it was answered.
ICE runs a challenge process and reports affirmation rates to clients (ICE Developer Portal). This record signs each challenge, how it was handled and whether the reply met its deadline, so every affirmation rate has receipts behind it.
Each evaluation, next to the trade that followed.
ICE back-tests evaluations against historical trades (ICE Developer Portal). This record fixes the pairing rule before the period and signs the distance bands, so a client can check the back-test on its own.
What was due, and what arrived.
ICE publishes evaluations for about 3 million instruments a day (ICE), and Arca intraday values are due at least every 15 seconds (NYSE Arca). This record fixes the schedule in advance and signs what arrived on time, late or not at all.
Which method was in force, and when.
The ICE Swap Rate methodology is reviewed at least annually, and IBA consults on material changes (IBA). This record ties each published rate or price to the version in force, with its notice and effective dates.
Which waterfall level the rules called for.
An ICE Swap Rate is set at a level only if at least six snapshots remain (ICE Swap Rate methodology). This record works out the level the rules called for and signs whether the published level matches.
What went out, inside what was entitled.
The ICE Consolidated Feed carries content from 600+ sources (ICE). This record checks each file or stream window against the client's entitled set and signs a count of anything outside it, without naming it.
Straight talk
Next step
You choose the workflow and the people who should see it. We map which events would land on the record and what each side would hold. Hive stays outside the path the whole time.
Start with one workflow