# Frontend Builder Introduction

## Introduction

At its core, Symmio is designed with a critical perspective on regulatory restrictions and a thorough commitment to censorship resistance of our core aMFQ technology. Consequently, we do not host any front end. Instead, we focus on providing the crucial technical infrastructure required for executing aMFQ peer-to-peer (p2p) symmetrical trades. Notably, while we provide the technology necessary for these transactions, we do not employ it to establish markets or extend market offerings to users.&#x20;

Traders should use one of our [3rd party frontend applications to trade SYMMIO markets.](https://symm.io/frontends)

### Business-to-Business (B2B)

Symmio adopted a strict business-to-business (B2B) approach in our operations for various reasons. Our infrastructure is exclusively offered to developers and exchanges, enabling them to tap into the potential of decentralized finance without dealing with the complexities of backend development.

We recommend exploring our [Profit Sharing Model](https://docs.symm.io/solver-documentation/solver-trading-fees/perps-settlement-costs) for parties interested in launching a Symmio front end and creating their infinite array of markets using the Symmio Tech Stack.&#x20;

### Simply integrate with us

Symmio offers a comprehensive perpetual exchange infrastructure that can be effortlessly integrated into your existing or newly built exchange.&#x20;

The complete functionality found on <https://cloverfield.exchange/trade/BTCUSDT> (Symmio demo frontend) can be easily incorporated into your platform through forking our complete code base by getting a [frontend-use-grants](https://docs.symm.io/legal-and-brand/terms-of-service-and-licensing/frontend-license/frontend-use-grants "mention") or using our [Broken link](https://docs.symm.io/frontend-builder-documentation/broken-reference "mention"), streamlining the process for seamless integration.&#x20;

For further information on deploying a frontend application, refer to the [Documentation for Frontend Builders](https://docs.symm.io/frontend-builder-documentation/broken-reference)

Symmio effectively circumvents liquidity fragmentation often associated with forking projects and concepts, such as vAMM-based perps (e.g., GMX, Gains) or OrderBook-based (e.g., DyDx). By providing access to an extensive pool of institutionally-backed liquidity providers, known as "Hedgers" in Symmio, the user experience is significantly enhanced through Liquidity aggregation instead of fragmentation.

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further information or support.

## Disclaimer

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#### Decentralized Frontend Applications <a href="#decentralized-frontends" id="decentralized-frontends"></a>

In our quest of making the system more decentralized and censorship-resistant. Symmio itself doesn't offer any trading or promote the trading of any derivatives; Symmio only provides the infrastructure for symmetrical peer-to-peer matchmaking; 3rd party providers can use that to build a fully functional on-chain derivatives exchange. Frontend Builders (Dealers and Market Makers) offer services directly via 3rd party services. To see their offering, make deposits, request trades, etc. Users thus have to use one of the frontends provided by third parties.​[ #https://symm.io/frontends](https://symm.io/frontends)

#### Which Frontend do I pick?  <a href="#which-frontend-do-i-pick" id="which-frontend-do-i-pick"></a>

Deciding which Frontend to use is a personal decision based on various factors, including UI, UX, features, tools, and the Frontend Operator's liquidity on the platform or offering of products and assets.​

#### List Disclaimer <a href="#list-disclaimer" id="list-disclaimer"></a>

Frontend Operators provide descriptions. The list of Frontend Operators is provided for informational purposes only. Neither is the list conclusive nor has Symmetry Labs AG conducted any due diligence on these operators. Accordingly, Symmetry Labs AG does not make any statement regarding technical functionality and the trustworthiness of the Frontend Operators listed below.&#x20;
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