GMG Prime Taps MetaQuotes’ Ultency to Bring Institutional Liquidity to MT5

Wednesday, 21/01/2026 | 20:15 GMT by Jared Kirui
  • At the FMLS 2025, MetaQuotes introduced Ultency as designed for control and speed in trade execution.
  • It functions as a built-in matching and aggregation engine within MetaTrader 5
Christoforos Theodoulou, Head of Global Business & Sales at MetaQuotes
Christoforos Theodoulou, Head of Global Business & Sales at MetaQuotes

GMG Prime, the institutional division of Global Markets Group, has enabled a direct institutional liquidity feed into MetaTrader 5 using MetaQuotes’ Ultency Matching Engine.

The integration allows brokers to tap GMG Prime’s liquidity pool natively from MT5, reducing dependence on external bridges and middleware layers. The move targets execution quality for brokers and institutional clients that route high volumes through MetaTrader 5.

GMG Prime highlights lower jitter, improved fill ratios, and high-throughput performance across a wide set of instruments, including during volatile trading conditions.

Ultency Built into MetaTrader 5

Ultency operates as a matching and aggregation engine that MetaQuotes has built directly into the MT5 stack. It handles liquidity aggregation, order execution, and risk management from inside the platform to support fast order processing and stable system performance.

Brokers can connect to the Ultency-based setup and access extensive liquidity while avoiding fixed maintenance fees, paying instead on actual traded volume.

Read more: FMLS:25: MetaQuotes Launches New MT5 Matching Engine, Promising Speed and Broker Control

“Ultency, it's a game changing solution for MetaTrader 5 brokers and liquidity providers seeking for the best in-class ultra-low latency solution for their liquidity connectivity, aggregation, distribution, and also for their execution and risk management,” commented Christoforos Theodoulou, the Head of Global Business and Sales at MetaQuotes, during the FMLS:25.

By combining Ultency’s proprietary aggregation and matching logic with GMG Prime’s liquidity network, the firm says brokers can access tighter spreads, faster execution, and more control over routing and risk parameters.

The new setup gives institutional clients direct access to multi-source liquidity with increased operational transparency, according to GMG Prime. Brokers that connect through Ultency can deploy advanced risk controls while using infrastructure that scales horizontally as client flow and product coverage expand.

GMG Prime and Its Client Base

Global Markets Group Limited launched in March 2015 and has held authorization from the UK Financial Conduct Authority since September 2016, operating as a liquidity provider to financial institutions and brokerages.

GMG Prime serves start-up and small-to-medium brokerages, as well as family offices, hedge funds and asset and wealth managers.

It offers institutional pricing and deep liquidity through a scalable execution environment, with streamlined onboarding and flexible account setups to help clients go live quickly while keeping control over how their trades execute.

GMG Prime, the institutional division of Global Markets Group, has enabled a direct institutional liquidity feed into MetaTrader 5 using MetaQuotes’ Ultency Matching Engine.

The integration allows brokers to tap GMG Prime’s liquidity pool natively from MT5, reducing dependence on external bridges and middleware layers. The move targets execution quality for brokers and institutional clients that route high volumes through MetaTrader 5.

GMG Prime highlights lower jitter, improved fill ratios, and high-throughput performance across a wide set of instruments, including during volatile trading conditions.

Ultency Built into MetaTrader 5

Ultency operates as a matching and aggregation engine that MetaQuotes has built directly into the MT5 stack. It handles liquidity aggregation, order execution, and risk management from inside the platform to support fast order processing and stable system performance.

Brokers can connect to the Ultency-based setup and access extensive liquidity while avoiding fixed maintenance fees, paying instead on actual traded volume.

Read more: FMLS:25: MetaQuotes Launches New MT5 Matching Engine, Promising Speed and Broker Control

“Ultency, it's a game changing solution for MetaTrader 5 brokers and liquidity providers seeking for the best in-class ultra-low latency solution for their liquidity connectivity, aggregation, distribution, and also for their execution and risk management,” commented Christoforos Theodoulou, the Head of Global Business and Sales at MetaQuotes, during the FMLS:25.

By combining Ultency’s proprietary aggregation and matching logic with GMG Prime’s liquidity network, the firm says brokers can access tighter spreads, faster execution, and more control over routing and risk parameters.

The new setup gives institutional clients direct access to multi-source liquidity with increased operational transparency, according to GMG Prime. Brokers that connect through Ultency can deploy advanced risk controls while using infrastructure that scales horizontally as client flow and product coverage expand.

GMG Prime and Its Client Base

Global Markets Group Limited launched in March 2015 and has held authorization from the UK Financial Conduct Authority since September 2016, operating as a liquidity provider to financial institutions and brokerages.

GMG Prime serves start-up and small-to-medium brokerages, as well as family offices, hedge funds and asset and wealth managers.

It offers institutional pricing and deep liquidity through a scalable execution environment, with streamlined onboarding and flexible account setups to help clients go live quickly while keeping control over how their trades execute.

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