Measured for your route
You get a latency figure for your two endpoints, stating RTT or one-way and the date measured — not a brochure number.
Low-latency routes between Asia's trading hubs
Our own network links Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore, Mumbai, Shanghai, Sydney and Seoul. Send your two endpoints and an engineer replies with the measured latency.
- 7routes across 7 Asian hubs
- Ownnetwork, not resold capacity
- Latency measured for your route, on request
Seven routes, one operator
Latency depends on the exact endpoints, so we measure it for yours. Tell us the two data centers or venues and we send the figure with how it was measured.
| Route | Medium | Latency (RTT) |
|---|---|---|
| TYO–HKGTokyo – Hong Kong | Subsea fibre | On request — request latency for Tokyo – Hong Kong |
| HKG–SINHong Kong – Singapore | Subsea fibre | On request — request latency for Hong Kong – Singapore |
| TYO–SINTokyo – Singapore | Subsea fibre | On request — request latency for Tokyo – Singapore |
| SIN–BOMSingapore – Mumbai | Subsea fibre | On request — request latency for Singapore – Mumbai |
| HKG–SHAHong Kong – Shanghai | Terrestrial fibre | On request — request latency for Hong Kong – Shanghai |
| SIN–SYDSingapore – Sydney | Subsea fibre | On request — request latency for Singapore – Sydney |
| TYO–SELTokyo – Seoul | Subsea + terrestrial fibre | On request — request latency for Tokyo – Seoul |
Endpoints, PoPs and venues for every route are on the Network page.
Full route tableWhat runs on the network
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Low-latency trading
Wavelengths and Ethernet private lines between Asian venues, for HFT and prop firms, brokers, banks and crypto market makers.
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Market data
Exchange feeds carried across the seven hubs on the same low-latency paths, delivered where your servers are.
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Enterprise & carrier
Cloud connect, IP transit, DDoS mitigation and capacity on our routes for enterprises and carriers.
Why trading firms talk to us
Asia only, in depth
Seven hubs, seven routes. All of our engineering goes into the region where you trade.
Engineers answer
Your request goes to a network engineer who knows the routes, not to an account manager with a script.
From request to live circuit
Send your route
Two endpoints — data centers, venues or just cities — and the bandwidth you need.
Get latency and options
A network engineer replies within one business day with the measured latency, medium and options.
NDA, due diligence, contract
We sign a mutual NDA, share the due-diligence pack, then agree the contract and SLA.
Provisioning
Lead time depends on the route and the cross-connects at both ends. We confirm the date in the order.
Questions buyers ask first
Where is the company registered, and where do you operate?
WinMing IT is operated by WinMing International Trading Co., Ltd, a company incorporated in the British Virgin Islands. Our network runs between Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore, Mumbai, Shanghai, Sydney and Seoul. Entity details are on the Company page; registration documents are in the due-diligence pack.
Who runs the network?
We do. We own and operate the routes and PoPs, and our own engineers run them. Leadership names and backgrounds are in the due-diligence pack, shared under NDA.
How do you measure the latency you quote?
We measure it on our network between the two endpoints you send. Every figure we send states whether it is round-trip (RTT) or one-way, and the two test points.
Is latency covered by the SLA?
Latency can be part of your SLA: we agree the commitment for each circuit and write it into the order. The full set of commitments is on the Reliability & SLA page.
How fast can a circuit go live?
It depends on the route and on the cross-connects at both ends: a few weeks where we already have capacity and a cross-connect is all that is needed, longer where a new circuit or tail has to be built. We confirm the date in the order.
Do you deliver into mainland China?
We operate a Hong Kong – Shanghai route. Delivery inside mainland China follows local licensing rules, so we explain the options for your case when you send your endpoints.
Send us your route. Get the measured latency.
Two endpoints are enough to start. A network engineer replies within one business day.