AWRAAQ is a proof-of-concept blockchain-powered institutional trading platform connecting brokers and clients through a structured deal flow. Brokers can create and send requests for quotes, while clients review, negotiate, and approve trade terms in real time through an interactive interface. Finalized deals are settled on-chain, providing an immutable audit trail from negotiation to confirmation. The platform supports English and Arabic with full RTL layout, dark and light themes, and role-based access control so broker and client experiences stay separate and secure.
What is AWRAAQ?
AWRAAQ is a professional web app where brokers (sellers and intermediaries) and clients (buyers) trade with each other. Instead of relying on scattered paperwork or unsecured email, they use the platform to lock in deals.
Blockchain is the trust layer: it works like an unchangeable digital receipt that proves a trade happened exactly as agreed.
For brokers (the sellers)
Send quotes: create a request for quote (RFQ) to offer a deal to a client.
Manage deals: a dashboard surfaces all active offers in one place.
Negotiate: exchange messages with the client until you settle on a final price.
Settle: once terms are agreed, the broker pushes the deal on-chain to complete the transaction.
For clients (the buyers)
Review offers: follow a deal flow of incoming offers from brokers.
Haggle: send counter-offers when pricing or terms need adjustment.
Approve: confirm the final terms with a single action.
Track: use the settlement tracker to see exactly when the trade is finalized.
Key features for everyone
Arabic and English support: the entire app can switch languages, including right-to-left layouts for Arabic.
Dark and light mode: choose a dark screen for long sessions or a standard light theme.
Responsive layout: the experience is tuned to feel professional on desktop and mobile.
Security first: broker and client areas are gated—you need the right role to see any trading data.
Why use blockchain for this?
Traditional workflows often invite disputes about who said what, or when a payment or confirmation really happened.
Transparency: both sides reference the same source of truth for deal state.
Immutability: once a trade is recorded on-chain, terms like price and timing cannot be quietly rewritten.
Audit trail: every step from first offer to final settlement stays logged for institutional review.
AWRAAQ replaces messy email and phone tag with a bilingual, role-aware dashboard. It aims to make block trading—moving large asset positions—faster, more transparent, and more secure for professional institutions.