Industries
New Brokerage Businesses
A team with capital, a market in mind and a licence in progress, deciding what to build and what to buy.
What gets in the way
Three things this kind of business runs into
Every decision is being made for the first time, under time pressure
Vendor claims that are hard to evaluate without operating experience
A launch date that depends on approvals nobody controls
See it live
Turnkey packages, already built
Firms launching for the first time.

What applies
The products that matter most here
FAQ
New Brokerage Businesses: common questions
6 short answers to what teams ask before a demo.
Jurisdiction and target client. Almost every later decision — instruments, onboarding rules, platform choice, payment corridors — follows from those two, and deciding them late is what makes launches slip.
Turnkey, in most first launches. Not because the products differ, but because a first-time team benefits more from one accountable party than from maximum flexibility.
Driven by your licence and payment-provider approvals rather than by software. We give a window once scope is settled instead of quoting one before knowing what is being built.
Mostly the licence and the trading platform; CRM, bridge, liquidity and hosting add a smaller monthly amount. The forex brokerage cost calculator in the MultiPrimeX Store prices each step, including licence costs by jurisdiction, and gives a Year 1 total you can budget against.
Not a platform team. You need someone who owns the commercial configuration — instruments, margin, fees, onboarding rules — because those are business decisions that live in a console.
Client acquisition. The machinery to serve traders well can be bought; the traders cannot, and that remains the hardest and most expensive part of launching.
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