Industries
Brokerages
A firm with clients, a licence and a book — and usually a stack assembled from vendors who do not talk to each other.
What gets in the way
Three things this kind of business runs into
Reconciling four systems that describe the same trading differently
Execution quality nobody measures until a client complains
Onboarding that slows down exactly as volume grows
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Forex, CFD, multi-asset and digital-asset brokers already trading.
What applies
The products that matter most here
FAQ
Brokerages: common questions
5 short answers to what teams ask before a demo.
Usually yes, and rarely the platform. The gaps in an established brokerage are more often in reconciliation, execution measurement and onboarding throughput than in the trading surface clients see.
Yes, and it is the normal path. Each product runs on its own; the shared account model means adding a second later is configuration rather than a second integration.
It depends entirely on sequencing. Back office and reporting can move with clients noticing nothing. Payments and the trading platform are the pieces that need care, which is why they go last.
No. Connectivity sits separately from pricing by design, so you can keep the providers you have and still change everything around them.
Measuring execution quality, because it is cheap to start and almost always reveals a recurring cost that had been filed under market conditions.
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