Transcription & Translation
Every word, in context, however your markets actually talk.
VX1 turns voice into searchable, reviewable text, built for the language financial markets actually use (jargon, slang, overtalking), not the language a general-purpose transcription tool expects.
Markets-optimised speech-to-text.
45+ languages covered, tuned for financial markets terminology and slang rather than everyday speech. VX1 handles the parts generic transcription tools struggle with: overtalking, jargon, code-switching between languages mid-conversation, and the general noise of a real trading floor, not a call centre.
Speaker-aware, audio-linked.
Know who said what, and hear it for yourself. Voice diarisation separates speakers automatically, so a transcript isn't just text. It's an accurate record of who said what. Every transcript links back to its original audio for full context, and VX1 processes in real time or in batch, depending on how your surveillance and investigation workflows need it.
Built because the industry's transcription wasn't good enough.
Earlier automatic speech recognition struggled with unexpectedly high error rates, ran on opaque models, and didn't scale. We didn't accept that as the ceiling for financial markets. Our transcription engine, first built in 2023, exists because “good enough for a call centre” was never good enough for a regulator's evidence standard.
Turn every call into a searchable, defensible record.
Markets-tuned transcription, speaker-aware and linked back to the original audio.
Frequently asked questions
VX1's transcription engine covers 45+ languages, optimised for financial markets terminology rather than general speech.
Yes. Voice diarisation automatically separates speakers, and every transcript links back to its original audio for full context.
Yes. VX1 supports both real-time and batch transcription processing, depending on your surveillance and investigation needs.
Yes, for voice: VX1 translates spoken audio into English for languages including French, Mandarin, Cantonese and Japanese, on the same markets-tuned engine as transcription. Text and chat translation aren't offered today.