EBSWARE has launched EBSWARE Prop, a proprietary trading white-label solution designed for Forex brokers. The platform allows brokers to create and manage trading tournaments and challenges, providing a structured environment to engage traders.
According to the firm, by offering competitive events, brokers can increase user activity and strengthen customer retention.
Multi-Platform Integration and Affiliates
"The Forex market is highly competitive, and brokers need innovative tools to attract and retain clients," said William Douglas, CEO of EBSWARE.
EBSWARE Prop includes several key features. The one-click registration system allows clients to sign up for tournaments using their Google accounts, simplifying the onboarding process. This feature reduces friction and encourages more traders to participate in competitions.
The platform also supports multi-platform integration, making it compatible with various trading systems. In addition to the EBSWARE xTrader platform, brokers can integrate MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, and other Forex trading solutions.
EBSWARE Prop Features Affiliate System and TradingView
To support customer acquisition , EBSWARE Prop includes a built-in affiliate and referral system. Brokers can reward users who refer others to participate in trading challenges, creating an additional incentive for growth.
The platform also features TradingView integration, providing traders with access to advanced charting tools, technical indicators, real-time market data, and an economic calendar.
For brokers, EBSWARE Prop offers a comprehensive admin backoffice designed to facilitate tournament management. The system provides real-time data and detailed performance reports, enabling brokers to track customer profitability and assess the success of each tournament.
"With EBSWARE Prop, brokers can offer exciting trading tournaments and challenges that not only engage their traders but also provide a full suite of integrated tools to manage and analyze their operations efficiently. This system is designed to give brokers the flexibility they need to grow their business and keep their customers actively involved," Douglas concluded.
