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Shenzhen Xunce Technology Co., Ltd. engages in providing real-time data infrastructure and data analytics services in asset management and other diversified industries in China. Its products include VOne, a real-time data infrastructure solution, which offers data aggregation and precision processing based on business requirement and data model; DOne, a real-time data infrastructure solution that offers aggregation, processing, and management services for raw data; COne, a data analytics solution, which offers risk management and compliance regulatory services; and POne, a data analytics solution that offers portfolio monitoring services. The company also provides XOne, a data analytics solution that offers order execution and portfolio monitoring services; TOne, a data analytics solution that provides valuation services; and ROne, a data analytics solution, which offers compliance regulatory service. The company was incorporated in 2016 and is headquartered in Shenzhen, China.
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