☂️ Takeprofit Dealing Desk — 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:
• Set tailored trading conditions for different traders
• Apply markups per symbol by schedule
• Simulate market-like execution behavior

🟣 Keep risks under control and strengthen your brokerage performance.

A free trial is available.
Learn more about the tool.

Proud moment for our team! 🎉

Takeprofit Social Trading is now built into the Fiboniq CRM, designed specifically for forex brokers. This partnership enables a broker to connect all of its MetaTrader servers into a single social trading environment: https://www.financemagnates.com/forex/fiboniq-adds-takeprofit-social-trading-to-broker-crm-platform/.

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: ☂️“Reinventing 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.

Dealing Desk or No Dealing Desk — 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 — 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 — 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.

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.

What is a Matching Engine?

How does the matching engine work? What are its key functions? And how are orders and the order book related to it?

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 — including real-world minimum deposit levels from selected liquidity providers.

Good news from our team! 🎉

Takeprofit Bridge is now live with PFH Markets. The integration was completed in just one week, equipping the award-winning global broker with enhanced order routing and advanced risk control capabilities on MetaTrader 5: https://www.financemagnates.com/forex/technology/takeprofit-techs-mt5-bridge-goes-live-in-week-for-offshore-broker-client/.

Takeprofit Tech at iFX EXPO Asia 2025 🇭🇰 Sharing our key takeaways and highlights from this year’s event in Hong Kong.

💹 A Quick Overview of a Liquidity Bridge for Prop Trading Brokers

• How does the bridge work?
• What are its key peculiarities?
• How it functions across A-book, B-book, and C-book setups

What is Liquidity Soft Solutions?

What types of liquidity solutions are there on the market? How to select a liquidity solution?

🖥 A Brief Overview of a Dealing Desk for Retail FX Brokers

• How does a dealing desk serve the needs of retail brokers?
• How exactly does a dealing desk execute client trades?

Everything You Need to Know About OTC Trading Platforms

Large trades — especially in the $5–10 million range — can easily move prices on public exchanges, cause slippage and draw unwanted attention. That’s why many institutions, hedge funds, and large retail brokers prefer executing orders through over-the-counter trading platforms or OTC, which provide discreet execution and control over pricing and liquidity.

OTC platforms operate outside centralized exchanges and enable direct transactions between brokers, banks, liquidity providers, and institutional clients. With customizable instruments, flexible liquidity models, and private price streams, brokers can shape their own markets and tailor execution flows based on their business model.

This article breaks down how OTC trading works, who uses these platforms, and why they play a critical role in modern brokerage infrastructure.

Takeprofit Tech is heading to iFX EXPO Dubai 2026 🇦🇪 Sharing our plans for one of the biggest events in the forex industry.

Discount Brokers vs. Full-Service Brokers: Understanding the Modern Brokerage Landscape

Brokers today serve diverse client profiles — from beginners taking their first steps in trading to experienced investors seeking professional guidance. This evolution has shaped two dominant brokerage models.

Full-service brokers deliver personalised strategic planning and portfolio management. Discount brokers, by contrast, prioritise low-cost, efficient trade execution and technology-driven platforms — making them a popular choice among active budget-conscious traders. According Global Industry Analysts report, the global discount brokerage market will grow from $23.5 billion in 2024 to $30.7 billion by 2030.

This article breaks down how discount brokers operate, how they differ from full-service firms, and why they’ve become a powerful force in modern investing.

✅ A Short Overview of a Liquidity Bridge for Startup Brokers

• How does the bridge work?
• What are the specifics of its liquidity management?
• Which risk-management features does it offer?

Takeprofit Dealing Desk

Takeprofit Dealing Desk enables brokers to automatically execute client trades, manage execution conditions, and support market-like execution.

✅ Manage trade execution conditions for clients.
✅ Mitigate trader advantages arising from scalping, news trading, and high-speed EA.
✅ Benefit from 24/7 customer care provided by a team with 13 years of experience in dealing and server health management.

Why Brokers Choose Takeprofit Dealing Desk?

1️⃣ Markup management
Using our dealing desk you can set different markups for different symbols according to a timetable.

2️⃣ Ability to pass trades to execute manually
The ability to execute trades manually gives dealers control when automated rules may not account for sudden market changes, liquidity gaps, or abnormal client activity.

3️⃣ Market-like behaviour setup with Excel-like interface
You can set execution conditions, including slippage, delay, etc, that reflect real market conditions, giving traders a realistic experience.

4️⃣ Market depth simulation
Market depth can be simulated by setting multiple execution rules for different order sizes with varying slippage.

Smaller trades will experience minimal slippage and delay, while larger orders will be executed with greater slippage and latency — reflecting how execution behaves at liquidity providers.

5️⃣ Setup against news traders
Ashira can be configured to counter news trading by adding a general rule that applies a small random delay to all orders, ensuring stop orders execute at the actual market price rather than the requested one.

Additional rules can increase delay or slippage for specific order types or clients, creating more realistic execution during volatility and preventing latency abuse.

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RegTech in Financial Markets: Opportunities and Risks for FX Brokers

The global RegTech market is growing fast, projected to reach $82.7 billion by 2032, driven by stricter regulations and the demand for real-time transparency.

From automating regulatory updates to enforcing leverage limits and monitoring trading behaviour in real time, RegTech helps brokers stay compliant while scaling operations more efficiently. But adoption also comes with challenges — from integration complexity to data quality and costs.

In this article, we explain what RegTech is, why it matters for FX brokers, where it delivers the most value — and where caution is needed.

✅ Negative Balance Protection — Regulatory Compliance for FX Brokers

Negative Balance Protection is a tool that helps brokers comply with European Securities and Markets Authority regulations by preventing situations where a trader’s balance falls below zero.

The plugin allows you to:
• Automatically return a negative account balance to zero
• Withdraw any credit facilities from the affected account

🟣 Protect your brokerage from risk while ensuring regulatory compliance through automated balance control.

A free trial is available.
Learn more about the tool.