Turnkey · Flagship
An FX and CFD brokerage, configured for your licence
The most common way a firm launches with us. Platform, pricing, client operations, payments and risk arrive already integrated, set against the jurisdiction you hold rather than a generic default you then have to unpick.
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Leverage, swaps and routing, set per client group
The console where spread markup, commission and swap rates are configured for a jurisdiction and a book, not hard-coded into a build.
The decision that shapes everything
How you handle client flow
Every other configuration follows from this one. The package supports all three models; what matters is that you choose deliberately rather than by default.
Client flow is passed to the market
Markup and commission
No market exposure; you carry credit and operational risk
Flow is warehoused internally
The spread plus client losses
Direct market exposure that has to be actively managed
Flow is routed by client, instrument or size
Both, weighted by how you route
The routing rules become the risk policy
Where the money comes from
Four revenue lines, all configured rather than coded
Spread markup
Applied per instrument and per client group, set in the console rather than in code.
Commission
Per lot or per notional, with different schedules for different account types.
Swaps and financing
Overnight positions carry a rate you set, with the calculation shown to the client.
Introducing brokers
Multi-level commission structures, tracked and paid automatically rather than by spreadsheet.
Worth being clear about
Three things this package does not give you
The licence stays your work
We configure onboarding, reporting and document requirements for the jurisdiction you hold. Obtaining and keeping that licence is yours, and any vendor implying they can shortcut it is describing something they cannot deliver.
Client acquisition is not included
The package gives you the machinery to serve traders properly. Finding them remains the hardest and most expensive part of launching, and it does not come in a box.
The risk policy is a decision, not a setting
Tooling for A-book, B-book and hybrid is all there. Which one you run, at what limits and for which clients, is a commercial judgement we can advise on but should not make for you.
FAQ
Forex broker turnkey: common questions
6 short answers to what teams ask before a demo.
A multi-asset trading platform, institutional pricing, a CRM and client area, payment rails and risk tooling — configured together against one account model and one jurisdiction, then handed over under your brand.
Yes. The platform layer is interchangeable, and integrating a third-party terminal into the same client area, payments and back office is a supported configuration rather than an exception.
No. Our pricing is the default because it is already integrated, but the connectivity layer sits separately by design so you can bring your own provider or run several.
On your capital, your appetite and your regulator's expectations rather than on which is more profitable in theory. Most firms end up hybrid, which makes the routing rules the thing worth spending time on.
Scope, configure, connect, then a staged cutover with your team trained on the administration console. The timeline is driven far more by licence and payment-provider approvals than by the software.
Monitoring, configuration changes and incident response continue under an agreed arrangement. A package that ends at go-live is a project rather than a platform, and the difference shows in the first month.
Still have a question?
A specialist will answer it directly, with your set-up in mind.
Ask a specialistStart with the licence and the market
Those two answers decide most of the configuration. Tell us both and we will map the package to them rather than quoting a standard build.