Fiboniq Technologies has integrated social trading capabilities from Takeprofit Tech into its customer relationship management (CRM) system, allowing forex brokers to offer copy trading services across their MetaTrader platforms.

Fiboniq Technologies Adds Social Trading to Broker CRM Through Takeprofit Partnership

The Cyprus-based CRM provider now includes Takeprofit's social trading module as a built-in feature. Brokers using the system can connect multiple MT4 and MT5 servers into one copy trading network, where experienced traders can share strategies with followers.

The integration removes the need for brokers to install separate social trading infrastructure. Firms can activate the feature directly through Fiboniq's existing CRM interface, which handles client onboarding, compliance workflows and back-office operations.

“By uniting multiple MT4/MT5 servers under a single social trading environment, we empower brokers to strengthen client engagement and streamline operations without compromising compliance or security,” said Evvan Georgiou, chief executive of Fiboniq Technologies.

Brokers Gain Copy Trading Revenue Options

Under the setup, brokers can let signal providers monetize their performance through subscription fees or profit-sharing arrangements. The system doesn't limit how many trading servers a broker can link together, potentially letting firms combine accounts across different entities or jurisdictions.

Fiboniq's CRM already includes tools for managing introducing broker networks with multi-tier commission structures. The company markets its software specifically to forex and contracts-for-difference brokers rather than general financial services firms.

“We believe our cooperation will create additional value for the forex market,” said Diana Peip, head of sales at Takeprofit Tech. Peip was promoted in 2022, previously being responsible for active sales management.

Takeprofit Expands Broker Technology Footprint

The Fiboniq deal marks Takeprofit Tech's another announced partnership in 2025, following integrations with brokers and platform providers across different market segments.

In September, Australia-regulated Saracen Markets added Takeprofit Bridge to its MetaTrader 5 setup for liquidity routing. The broker, which operates in eight countries under Sharia-compliant trading rules, uses the bridge to connect its platform with multiple liquidity sources and aggregate pricing.

Three months earlier, another ASIC -licensed company, Macro Global Markets, deployed Takeprofit's Dynamic Leverage and Swap Control Center on MetaTrader 4. The tools let the broker adjust leverage limits and swap rates in real time based on market conditions and individual client risk profiles.

In April, Singapore-based Broctagon Fintech Group embedded Takeprofit's EasyMAM portfolio management system into its AXIS CRM platform. The integration gives brokers using Broctagon's infrastructure the ability to manage multiple client accounts as pooled investment vehicles, similar to hedge fund operations.

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