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Welcome to ANIRA TradeOS

Welcome to ANIRA TradeOS

ANIRA TradeOS is an enterprise-grade Commodity Trading & Risk Management (CTRM) platform purpose-built for physical commodity trading houses, energy companies, and agricultural merchants. It provides a unified, real-time view across the entire trade lifecycle — from deal capture through settlement, risk management, logistics, and regulatory compliance.

The 11 Core Modules

Dashboard

Real-time P&L, VaR gauges, alerts, and activity feed

Trade Capture

Enter and manage physical & paper trades

Position Management

Net positions, MTM valuations, P&L attribution

Risk Management

VaR models, stress testing, limit monitoring

Counterparty Management

KYC, credit limits, sanctions screening

Logistics & Shipments

Vessel tracking, demurrage, Bill of Lading

Documentary Trade

Letters of Credit, SWIFT messages, documents

Hedging & IFRS 9

Hedge strategies, Greeks, effectiveness testing

Treasury

Cash flow, FX, payment approvals, borrowing base

Accounting

IFRS journals, trial balance, ERP exports

Compliance

EMIR/CFTC/MiFID II, position limits, audit log

Getting Started

  1. 1Navigate using the sidebar on the left — each module has its own dedicated page.
  2. 2Start with the Dashboard to get a high-level overview of your book.
  3. 3Enter your first trade in Trade Capture, then watch it flow through Positions, Risk, and Accounting.
  4. 4Use this tutorial (click sections on the left) to learn each module in depth.
  5. 5If you need to run the platform locally, jump to the last section "Running the Full Platform".
Pro Tip: TradeOS follows a straight-through processing (STP) model: a trade entered once flows automatically through every downstream module — positions, risk, logistics, accounting, and compliance — without re-keying.
CTRM: Commodity Trading & Risk Management — a category of enterprise software that covers the full lifecycle of physical and derivative commodity trades, including capture, position-keeping, risk analytics, logistics, settlement, and regulatory reporting.