The chat is the record.
Messages, offers, and files sit on the deal. Not in a WhatsApp thread that walks out when someone leaves.
Offers, then counters.
A defined flow instead of a free-form thread nobody can reconstruct next week.
One execute, two books.
Both wallets move together. Both sides get a trade. Nobody posts it later.
A receipt that writes itself.
PDF with the parties, the rate, the amounts, and a reference. No one drafts it.
From first message to terms you can execute.
Structured chat.
Propose terms, counter, attach evidence. The timeline is the audit trail, from the first message.
Agreement that isn’t a screenshot.
When both sides accept, you’re not copying numbers into another screen. The deal is already in a shape the ledger can take.
Execute once. Both books update.
Matched records.
Opposite trade types, same currencies, both organizations. The mirror is the system’s job, not a second entry.
Wallets move together.
Execution updates both sides at the same time. The receiving desk doesn’t wait for someone to “put it through.”
Execute trade
NEG-2214 · Nile Exchange · agreed 50,000 USD @ 3,735
What happens inside a Dealroom
Real-time chat between partner organizations
The conversation lives on the deal, with both organizations in the same thread. You can see who said what without forwarding a screenshot.
The paper trail stays attached
Give every deal a proper record
Dealroom gives every B2B currency trade a clean, auditable record from negotiation through to receipt.