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What Is Origo

Purpose and scope​

  • This page introduces Origo as Vaquum's data layer and explains the product boundary in plain terms.

What Origo does​

  • Acquires source-native market, ETF, Bitcoin, and liquidity data.
  • Preserves immutable canonical truth with provenance and replayability.
  • Projects canonical truth into native and aligned query surfaces.
  • Exposes proof and observability surfaces so users and operators can see what is available and what is blocked.

Why you would use it​

  • You want historical financial data access that is deterministic, auditable, and replayable.
  • You want both source-native truth and a normalized aligned surface.
  • You need provenance, rights metadata, and fail-loud contracts rather than silent best-effort behavior.

What Origo does not do​

  • It does not make trading decisions.
  • It does not execute trades.
  • It does not hide historical gaps behind silently optimistic defaults.
  • docs/Overview/System-Architecture.md
  • docs/Guides/Get-Started-Locally.md
  • docs/Reference/README.md