Retail brokers working with STARPrime can now access institutional-grade liquidity alongside bundled execution infrastructure from Your Bourse.
STARPrime
has joined Your Bourse's ecosystem as a Premium Liquidity Provider, giving
retail brokers access to aggregated liquidity alongside a bundle of execution
tools designed to keep infrastructure costs contained.
Brokers
using STARPrime can now route orders through Your Bourse's matching engine and
receive up to 250 instruments, one billion dollars in notional monthly volume,
and hosted bridge infrastructure without separate licensing fees.
Targeting the Middle
Ground Between Retail and Institutional Pricing
Jay Mawji,
CEO of STARPrime, said the firm is positioning itself between tier-one
institutional providers and simplified retail solutions: “There's a clear
space between tier-one providers and everyday brokerages.”
Mawji previously worked at Infinox for more than ten years and was appointed the firm’s CEO in February. In June, however, he moved to a new role at STARPrime.
STARPrime
operates as the institutional division of STARTRADER and holds regulatory
licenses across six jurisdictions including ASIC, FCA, and SCA. The firm uses a
liquidity aggregation model that pools pricing from multiple market
participants and includes a central limit order book to match orders internally
when possible.
Brokers
connecting through STARPrime receive a defined set of Your Bourse components
focused on essential execution functions. The bundle includes platform
connectors for MT4 and MT5, the Your Bourse Matching Engine, direct
connectivity to STARPrime as a Premium LP, and hosting for the bridge
infrastructure.
Kate Rutkovskaya
Reporting
tools include real-time system logs, FIX log parsing, and the Trade Blotter, a
customizable database that tracks all institutional flow, internalized orders,
and matched trades. The package also includes email support with a 48-hour
response time and instrument coverage for up to 250 symbols chosen by the
broker.
Kate
Rutkovskaya, Chief Revenue Officer at Your Bourse, said the program is meant to
offer an alternative to polarized pricing models.
“Many
brokers often feel they have to choose between ‘cheap but limited’ and ‘too
expensive and complex’. With this program, we want to show that there is a
middle ground, solid technology and clear pricing that actually fit their
size,” Rutkovskaya noted.
STARPrime
has joined Your Bourse's ecosystem as a Premium Liquidity Provider, giving
retail brokers access to aggregated liquidity alongside a bundle of execution
tools designed to keep infrastructure costs contained.
Brokers
using STARPrime can now route orders through Your Bourse's matching engine and
receive up to 250 instruments, one billion dollars in notional monthly volume,
and hosted bridge infrastructure without separate licensing fees.
Targeting the Middle
Ground Between Retail and Institutional Pricing
Jay Mawji,
CEO of STARPrime, said the firm is positioning itself between tier-one
institutional providers and simplified retail solutions: “There's a clear
space between tier-one providers and everyday brokerages.”
Mawji previously worked at Infinox for more than ten years and was appointed the firm’s CEO in February. In June, however, he moved to a new role at STARPrime.
STARPrime
operates as the institutional division of STARTRADER and holds regulatory
licenses across six jurisdictions including ASIC, FCA, and SCA. The firm uses a
liquidity aggregation model that pools pricing from multiple market
participants and includes a central limit order book to match orders internally
when possible.
Brokers
connecting through STARPrime receive a defined set of Your Bourse components
focused on essential execution functions. The bundle includes platform
connectors for MT4 and MT5, the Your Bourse Matching Engine, direct
connectivity to STARPrime as a Premium LP, and hosting for the bridge
infrastructure.
Kate Rutkovskaya
Reporting
tools include real-time system logs, FIX log parsing, and the Trade Blotter, a
customizable database that tracks all institutional flow, internalized orders,
and matched trades. The package also includes email support with a 48-hour
response time and instrument coverage for up to 250 symbols chosen by the
broker.
Kate
Rutkovskaya, Chief Revenue Officer at Your Bourse, said the program is meant to
offer an alternative to polarized pricing models.
“Many
brokers often feel they have to choose between ‘cheap but limited’ and ‘too
expensive and complex’. With this program, we want to show that there is a
middle ground, solid technology and clear pricing that actually fit their
size,” Rutkovskaya noted.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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