Client Area
Idle balances that earn instead of sitting still
Most client money is not in a position. Savings programmes let a client put an uninvested balance to work inside your platform rather than moving it somewhere that pays interest.
What you can offer
Programmes you define, not a fixed product
Term, rate, currency and eligibility are yours to set, and you can run several programmes side by side for different client tiers.
Fixed and flexible terms
Offer a locked term with a higher rate or an open balance a client can withdraw at any time, and run both at once so clients choose.
Per-currency programmes
Rates are set per currency, so a digital asset programme and a fiat programme can sit on the same shelf with different economics.
Accrual a client can watch
Interest accrues on a schedule you set and is visible in the client area as it builds rather than appearing once at maturity.
Eligibility you control
Who sees a programme is decided by client type, jurisdiction, country and verification level, so an offer never reaches a market it should not.
Partner rewards on savings
Introducing brokers can earn on balances their clients place into savings, not only on trading volume, and it distributes along the chain automatically.
Reported like any other balance
Savings balances, accruals and redemptions appear in reporting and reconciliation alongside wallets and trading accounts.
How it runs
From offer to payout
You publish a programme
Rate, term, currency, minimum and eligibility are configured in the back office. Nothing is deployed.
Eligible clients see it
The programme appears only to clients who match the rules, in their language, with the terms shown before they commit.
Interest accrues on schedule
Accruals run automatically and post to the client balance, visible in the client area and in your ledger.
Redemption follows the term
Flexible balances return on request, fixed terms return at maturity, and both land back in the wallet they came from.
Savings questions
What this is and is not
5 short answers to what teams ask before a demo.
No. You set the rate, term and currency on each programme, because the economics behind it are yours. The platform handles publishing it, enforcing eligibility, accruing and reporting.
Yes, and you should. Visibility is controlled by client type, jurisdiction, country and verification level, so a programme is never shown where you are not licensed to offer it.
Only if you allow it on that programme. Early redemption rules, including any penalty, are part of the programme configuration rather than a support decision.
They can. A savings rebate programme pays introducing brokers on what their clients place, separately from trading rewards, and distributes along the referral chain.
Savings balances and accruals are reportable and reconcilable like any other balance, with exports that separate principal from interest.
Still have a question?
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Ask a specialistModel a savings programme on your numbers
Bring the rate and term you have in mind and we will configure it on a live environment so you can see what a client would see.