Takeprofit Tech, a fintech software developer based in Cyprus, has completed a bridge integration for PFH Markets, an offshore broker registered in St Lucia.

The one-week deployment connects the broker's MetaTrader 5 platform to Takeprofit's order routing infrastructure. According to the press release sent to FinanceMagnates.com, PFH Markets will use the technology to manage trade execution and monitor client positions.

TakeProfitTech’s Bridge Technology Sees Growing Adoption

MetaTrader bridges serve as middleware between trading platforms and liquidity providers, allowing brokers to route orders and apply risk parameters before trades reach the market. The technology has become a standard component of forex broker infrastructure, particularly among firms looking to aggregate multiple liquidity sources or implement automated hedging strategies.

Takeprofit Tech, founded in 2013 and operating offices in Cyprus and Russia, has built its business around these integration tools. The company counts more than 100 brokers as clients and has recently expanded its footprint in Middle Eastern and Asian markets.

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Most bridge deployments require several weeks of configuration and testing before going live. The seven-day timeline in this case suggests either a simplified setup or extensive pre-planning between the two companies.

“The bridge is a vital part of a broker’s infrastructure, ensuring brokerage stability and precise order execution ,” said Nikita Videnkov, Bridging Expert and Senior Account Manager at Takeprofit Tech. “The efficient setup enabled us to reach the targeted performance outcomes.”

Tech Provider Notches New Deals in Recent Months

Saracen Markets, a broker focused on Middle Eastern clients, added Takeprofit's bridge technology to its MetaTrader 5 platform in September. The firm operates in eight countries and markets itself as a Sharia-compliant trading provider, using the bridge to connect with multiple liquidity sources and aggregate pricing across providers.

Macro Global Markets, which holds an Australian Securities and Investments Commission license, deployed risk management tools from Takeprofit Tech on its MetaTrader 4 infrastructure. The broker now uses Dynamic Leverage and Swap Control Center features, allowing it to modify leverage limits and swap rates based on real-time market conditions and individual client risk assessments.

Fiboniq Technologies, a Cyprus-based CRM provider, integrated Takeprofit's social trading module into its customer relationship management system in October. The feature lets forex brokers offer copy trading services by connecting multiple MT4 and MT5 servers into a unified network where traders can share strategies with followers.

Takeprofit Tech's portfolio includes liquidity aggregation tools, crypto exchange integrations, and automated risk monitoring systems. The company joined Broctagon's WorldBook liquidity network in 2024, expanding its connections to institutional liquidity providers.