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Choose from 60 ready-made plugins or explore our custom development process to order a unique solution.
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What is Dynamic Leverage and How Does it Work?

Discover how dynamic leverage works β€” its principles, impact on order execution and slippage β€” and explore setup examples from our clients in our glossary article.
What is a PAMM?

How does a typical PAMM setup work? Why is PAMM beneficial for all parties involved? And how do investors choose money managers in a PAMM?
Meet Swap Control Center – a powerful yet simple solution for managing your swaps on your MT4/MT5 platforms.

With its excel-style interface, you can easily take control of swap operations.

Try it free for two weeks.
How to Attract More Clients with Social Trading?

Social trading benefits both sides: experienced traders can monetize their edge, while beginners and time-pressed clients can allocate funds to copy proven strategies and start immediately.

But, as with any tool, outcomes hinge on smart implementation. So how can forex brokers use social trading to attract and keep more clients?

This article explores five factors that make the difference.
πŸ’‘ Account History Transfer β€” Seamless Migration Between Servers and Platforms

Account History Transfer is a service for MT4 and MT5 that enables smooth migration of:

β€’ Account information
β€’ All open trades
β€’ Full trading history

🟣 Ensure continuity for your traders and save hours of manual work with one tool.

Learn more about the tool.
πŸ’° Bonus Cashback β€” Client Incentives Made Simple

Bonus Cashback is a plugin that allows brokers to launch cashback promotions for their clients. After each closed trade, the client automatically receives cashback based on the trade size.

β€’ Flexible promotion tool for brokers
β€’ Automated cashback calculation

🟣 Strengthen your traders’ loyalty.

A free two-week trial is available.
Learn more about the tool.
πŸ“Š Broker Dashboard β€” Real-Time Brokerage Intelligence

Broker Dashboard delivers real-time reports on brokerage performance β€” profit, growth, and activity at a glance.

The dashboard shows:
β€’ Profit
β€’ New accounts opened
β€’ Deposits and withdrawals
β€’ Executed trades
β€’ Cancelled trades
β€’ Execution time

🟣 Make faster, data-driven decisions and keep your team aligned.

A free trial is available.
Learn more about the tool.
How to Differentiate Your Social Trading Offering?

Both international brokers and newcomers to social trading face similar challenges: meeting regulatory requirements, ensuring transparent trading processes, and establishing a brand that stands out.

Differentiation is key β€” brokers who can clearly communicate their unique value will not only attract more clients but also build long-term loyalty.

This article explores practical ways to elevate your social trading offering and position yourself ahead of the competition.
Major Risks for Brokerage, Hedge Funds, and Prop Trading Companies

The risks faced by brokers and trading firms are not abstract β€” they have very real, large-scale consequences. In 2022, hedge funds lost more than $200 billion, the worst year since the global financial crisis. Sudden market moves have triggered the collapse of firms such as FXCM (2015) and, more recently, Argentex (2025), showing how volatility and credit exposure can destabilize even established players.

Key risks include market volatility, credit exposure, liquidity gaps, reputational damage, regulatory pressure, and operational weaknesses. Addressing these requires proactive tools such as stopout practices, overexposure protection, backup liquidity providers, and monitoring.

This article explores these risks and highlights practical strategies brokers can use to safeguard clients and build long-term resilience.
Understanding MetaQuotes White Label and Broker Strategies without It

For many years, MetaQuotes’ white-label solutions offered brokers an accessible way to enter the market with MetaTrader 4 or 5, avoiding high costs and technical hurdles.

Now, with MetaQuotes banning white-label licenses, smaller brokers and startups face new challenges. Without this entry-level option, they must either invest in costly full server licenses or look for alternatives.

This article explores what MQ white label is, the consequences of its banning, and the alternatives brokers can consider to stay competitive.
β˜‚οΈ Takeprofit Dealing Desk β€” B-Book Order Execution and Risk Control

Takeprofit Dealing Desk enables brokers to automate client trade execution, manage execution conditions, and support market-like execution.

The solution comes with an excel-like web interface, where you can:
β€’ Set tailored trading conditions for different traders
β€’ Apply markups per symbol by schedule
β€’ Simulate market-like execution behavior

🟣 Keep risks under control and strengthen your brokerage performance.

A free trial is available.
Learn more about the tool.
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We’re excited to announce that Diana Peip, our Head of Sales, will be speaking at iFX EXPO Asia in Hong Kong on the panel: β˜‚οΈβ€œReinventing Risk Management: What Brokerages Must Do Next.”

Join us for an engaging discussion on the latest trends, innovations, and strategies shaping the future of risk management in the brokerage industry.
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Dealing Desk or No Dealing Desk β€” What’s the Right Choice for Your Startup?

When entering the trading industry, one of the first concepts a broker encounters is the order execution model β€” the choice between acting as a market maker that executes trades internally or connecting clients to external liquidity providers.

Choosing between Dealing Desk and No Dealing Desk models shapes your business setup β€” from technology and liquidity arrangements to risk management and pricing. DD brokers create their own market and profit from spreads, while NDD brokers focus on transparency and direct market access.

This article explores how each model works, the pros and cons of both approaches, and what startups should consider when deciding which brokerage structure best supports their growth.
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Who Are High Net Worth Individuals and How Do They Shape the Market?

As of 2024, there are 22.8 million high net worth individuals (HNWIs) worldwide, collectively holding around $86 trillion in investable assets, according to Capgemini’s World Wealth Report 2024.

The United States accounts for nearly 39% of global HNWI wealth, followed by Japan (9%) and Germany (6%). Though they represent less than 0.3% of the global population, HNWIs control over 40% of all privately held financial assets. Their investment choices significantly influence market liquidity, determining how smoothly equities, bonds, and real estate assets can be traded without major price fluctuations.

This article examines who HNWIs are, how they build their wealth, and the ways in which their financial behavior impacts both traditional and emerging markets.
Day 1 at iFX EXPO Asia is in full swing!
The Takeprofit Tech team is here, meeting partners, sharing ideas, and showcasing live demos of Takeprofit Bridge, Dealing Desk and Cross-Server Social Trading.
How a Startup Broker Can Obtain Market Liquidity and Connect to Liquidity Providers?

When launching a brokerage, one of the first challenges is establishing connections with liquidity providers.

Selecting and negotiating with a liquidity provider involves multiple factors: pricing, regulation, location, measurable execution quality, and bridge technology. Startups also face unique barriers when trying to connect directly to top-tier banks, making it essential to understand the main types of liquidity sources.

This article explains how to evaluate and choose a suitable liquidity provider and what onboarding requirements new brokers can expect β€” including real-world minimum deposit levels from selected liquidity providers.