Partners
Who we integrate, and how a partnership works
A brokerage stack touches platforms, payment rails, screening services and venues. Most of those are somebody else’s specialism, and the useful thing we do is connect them properly rather than reimplement them badly.
Named partners are not listed yet. Firms appear here once they have agreed to be named, rather than being added to a logo wall without permission.
Partner dashboard
Referrals, volume and commission, live
Partners see accrued commission and referral activity update as it happens, not on a month-end statement.
Categories
Eight kinds of partner
Platform vendors
Third-party trading platforms we integrate and administer on behalf of brokers, under the vendor's own licensing terms.
Payment providers
Card, transfer and digital-asset rails. Brokers bring their own commercial terms; we handle the integration and the routing.
Identity and screening
KYC, KYB and sanctions screening services connected into the onboarding workflow rather than replaced by it.
Venues and liquidity
Execution venues and pricing sources reached through the connectivity layer, including providers a broker already works with.
Consultancies and integrators
Firms that advise on licensing, structure or launch and bring the technology decision with them.
Introducing partners
Individuals and firms that refer brokerages to us and are paid on the business that results.
Third-party apps
Independent tools a broker layers on top — analytics, marketing and support add-ons — connected through the same integration layer instead of bolted on separately.
Other platforms
Trading platforms outside the ones we administer directly, reached through the same connectivity layer so an existing choice of front end is never a reason to change stack.
How we work with them
Three positions we hold to
Integrations, not exclusivity
A broker should be able to bring a provider they already have a contract with. We do not build integrations that only work if you also buy the rest from us.
Your commercial terms stay yours
What you negotiate with a payment or liquidity provider is between you and them. Bundling those terms into a software agreement helps the vendor and nobody else.
We name partners only with permission
You will not find a logo wall here. Firms appear on this page when they have agreed to it, which is why the list is shorter than it could be.
FAQ
Partners: common questions
6 short answers to what teams ask before a demo.
Because we publish a partner's name only where they have agreed to it, and those agreements are still being confirmed. A logo wall assembled without permission is easy to produce and worth nothing.
In most categories yes, and it is the normal case. The integration layer is built to be provider-agnostic precisely so a broker's existing relationships survive a change of software.
Get in touch with what you provide and which of our customers would benefit. Integrations are prioritised by customer demand rather than by who asks first.
It depends on the category and is agreed per relationship. Where a broker is paying a provider directly, we are not sitting in the middle of that payment.
This page is about firms whose technology or services we integrate. The programmes page is about being paid for introducing business to us, which is a different relationship.
Yes, before anything reaches a live client. Certification is the step that turns a working connection into one we are prepared to support.
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