BridgeX pricing
Pricing shaped around your business
One model, quoted per hub. You pay for the flow you run through it, with nothing added later that was not in the quote.
Custom
Volume-based · No hidden fees
IndicativeFree setup and onboarding
Maker and taker connectivity on one hub
Terms that grow with your volume
Custom pricing
Priced for your business, not from a rate card
The quote is built on the volume you expect to run, the venues you connect and the deployment you need. It is volume-based, written down in full, and carries no hidden fees.
Launching as a liquidity provider?
The Liquidity Provider Turnkey combines BridgeX with Prime Liquidity, platforms to sublicense and operational support, so the hub arrives as part of a whole business.
Liquidity Provider TurnkeyWhat every hub carries
Built for institutional liquidity
Getting started
Live in four steps
Define your instruments
Choose the asset classes and symbols you will run, from FX and metals to indices, crypto spot, perpetuals and synthetics.
Connect your sources
Add connectors to the venues and FIX platforms you take liquidity from, with their credentials and symbol mapping.
Shape the liquidity
Set markups, volume modifiers, consolidation rules, failover priority and the execution model for each symbol.
Distribute to takers
Issue FIX credentials to your clients, switch their sessions on and start distributing your book.
Resources
Read these before you ask for a quote
Pricing questions
What the quote covers
5 short answers to what teams ask before a demo.
Because two hubs rarely cost the same to run. A broker with one provider and modest volume and a venue with a dozen sessions and heavy flow need very different infrastructure, so the price is set against your volume rather than read from a rate card.
No. Setup and onboarding are free, and there are no hidden fees. Everything you will pay is set out in the quote before you sign.
Yes. Growth terms are agreed in the quote, so the commercial side keeps pace with your volume without a renegotiation every time the book gets bigger.
Yes. Many firms start as a taker aggregating providers and add maker distribution later. Both sides run on the same hub, so adding the second does not mean a second integration.
Yes. When you take Prime Liquidity, the hub is included rather than billed as a separate line.
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