Sub Second Transaction Finality

Latency

Sub second transaction finality refers to the capability of a distributed ledger or trading protocol to achieve irreversible confirmation of a trade within a duration shorter than one second. This temporal threshold is a critical metric for high-frequency trading and algorithmic execution where traditional confirmation delays create unacceptable slippage risks. By compressing the interval between order submission and state commitment, market participants significantly reduce their exposure to price volatility during the clearing phase.