Most vendors sell you a terminal and leave you to find a payment processor, a card issuer, a CRM, a partner system and a risk desk. We build all of it, ship it under your brand, and operate it. This page is the platform itself — running, not screenshotted.
Eight systems have to be live on day one. Buy them separately and you are signing five to seven contracts, each with its own onboarding, its own SLA and its own outage — and when something breaks between two of them, neither vendor owns it.
Change the instrument. Change the timeframe. Read the depth. Place an order with leverage and a stop, then watch it mark against a moving price. It is simulated — and it is the interface, the behaviour and the mechanics we ship.
Simulated. No order leaves your browser and no funds are involved.
Net and gross by instrument, group and desk, against caps you set. Margin monitored in real time, with staged auto-liquidation and negative-balance protection. Execution policy is applied by rule and recorded, so it can be evidenced to a supervisor rather than explained.
One-phase, two-phase and instant funding, with configurable targets, daily loss limits, trailing or static drawdown, consistency rules and prohibited-strategy detection. Daily loss is evaluated intraday — a breach changes state the moment it happens, and the trader is told which rule and when.
Multi-tier hierarchy with sub-IB nesting, commission by CPA, revenue share, hybrid or per-lot rebate, attribution windows, automated payout runs and clawback on chargeback. Most platforms treat this as an afterthought; it is usually the whole growth engine.
Multi-tier with sub-IB nesting. Commission calculated per rule and paid on a schedule, with clawback when a referred deposit is charged back.
Bridging for MT4 and MT5 carries flow both ways while the book migrates, with positions and history intact. The most common reason a broker stays on a platform it has outgrown is the cost of leaving, so we removed it.
A broker with an existing MetaTrader book does not have to abandon it to move. The bridge carries flow both ways while the book migrates — positions, history and all.
Name, colour, corner radius, typeface — and the surfaces most vendors forget: the login, the statement, the transactional email, the payment page, the card. Branding that stops at the dashboard is where a white-label deployment leaks its vendor, usually in the one email every customer opens.
Your name on the app, your palette, your domain. A trader never learns we exist — which is the entire point of white label, and the part most vendors quietly break at the login screen or in the transactional email.
A written build plan with a fixed launch date, at no cost and with no retainer. If something in your scope is not workable, you hear it before you sign rather than during your integration.