Liquidity bundles
Your trading pays for your software
A bundle ties two commercial relationships together. You take liquidity from us and you run our stack, and the commission your flow generates is credited against what the stack costs you each month. Enough volume and the software line reaches zero.
Share of trading commission credited back
Monthly volume at which the software cost reaches zero
Minimum term on a bundle agreement
How often the offset is recalculated
Commercial terms are agreed per business and are not published here. The figures above are placeholders until the model is signed off.
Priced across the book
One bundle, every instrument class covered
A bundled feed prices currencies, metals, indices and digital assets together instead of billing each class separately.
How the offset works
Four steps, and the fourth one is the whole point
You run the stack
A monthly software cost, quoted per environment, for whichever products you deploy.
You take liquidity
Your flow reaches the market through our pricing rather than through a separate provider relationship.
Commission accrues
The trading that flow generates produces commission, tracked against your account rather than estimated.
It is credited back
An agreed share of that commission is applied against the software cost on a fixed cycle.
What can be bundled
Three shapes, and none of them is a fixed package
A bundle is assembled from the products you actually need. These are the three shapes that come up most often, not a menu you have to choose from.
Platform
A broker whose front end and pricing are the whole requirement.
2 productsPlatform and operations
A broker who also needs client onboarding, payments and a back office.
4 productsBefore you ask for one
Three reasons a bundle might be wrong for you
It only works if the flow is real
A bundle prices on trading that actually happens. A business still building its client base will not generate enough commission to move the software line, and presenting the offset as though it will is how a broker signs up disappointed.
It ties two decisions together
You are choosing a liquidity provider and a software vendor at the same time. That is efficient when both are right and awkward when only one is, so it is worth being deliberate about each on its own merits first.
The offset is visible, not assumed
Commission earned and credit applied both appear on the statement. A bundle where the arithmetic is not shown is a discount you have to take on trust, which is a worse product.
FAQ
Liquidity bundles: common questions
6 short answers to what teams ask before a demo.
An agreed share of the commission your flow generates is credited against the software cost on a fixed cycle. Both the commission earned and the credit applied appear on your statement, so the arithmetic is checkable rather than asserted.
The credit is smaller and the balance of the software cost is payable as normal. A bundle reduces the cost in proportion to the flow; it does not remove it when the flow is not there.
Above an agreed volume, yes. The threshold depends on which products are in the bundle and what your flow looks like, which is why it is set per business rather than published as a single number.
No. A bundle can be as small as the platform and the pricing. Adding products increases the software cost and usually increases the offset alongside it, so the shape is worth modelling rather than assuming.
A bundle is a commercial agreement with a term, so there is a commitment on both sides. The technical side is deliberately not locked in — the connectivity layer stays separable, so the software would continue to work with another provider's pricing.
Because a published rate would be wrong for most businesses. The share, the threshold and the term are set against your actual volume and product mix, and quoting a headline number here would mean quoting one that does not apply to you.
Still have a question?
A specialist will answer it directly, with your set-up in mind.
Ask a specialistModel it against your own volume
Send your monthly volume and the products you want in the bundle. We will show what the offset looks like on your numbers rather than on an example.