The platform has introduced an indicator, providing users instant insight into internet speed.
The app provides real-time updates on profits, margins, and client activities.
Match-Trade
Technologies has recently introduced an enhancement to its offerings by
launching the mobile version of their Forex CRM. The introduction of the mobile
CRM offers brokers flexible, on-the-go access to essential CRM
functionalities, enhancing their business operations. In line with this advancement, the latest update encompasses
improvements to Match-Trader, the company's trading platform.
Match-Trade's
Mobile CRM and Platform Enhancements
Match-Trade's
latest advancement includes introducing a mobile version of its Forex
CRM, emphasizing streamlined financial transaction management. This development
ensures brokers have expedited access to critical operations, fostering
efficiency and accessibility regardless of location.
The
Match-Trader platform introduces a connection quality indicator, simplifying
user experience by offering immediate insight into internet speed, reducing
support inquiries, and improving operational efficiency for brokers. An update
on the platform allows traders to modify activation prices for pending orders,
enhancing flexibility and risk management without canceling and replacing
orders.
Michael Karczewski, Chief Executive Officer, Match-Trade
Match-Trader
enriches its functionality with a compact Top Movers chart, offering quick
market data on dynamic price changes, aiding investors in making timely and
informed decisions. The platform has introduced an open positions export feature,
streamlining data analysis for traders, enabling better risk management, and
facilitating tailored reports.
Users
now have more control over Social Trading subscriptions with features in the
Client Office, allowing editing of allocations and unfollowing without closing
positions. Forex CRM enhances security by tracking login history, including IP
addresses, providing brokers with a comprehensive view of client activities that facilitates compliance with data protection regulations.
The
Match-Trader Manager app introduces real-time updates on profits, margin
levels, and client activities, empowering brokers with instant insights for
responsive business management. Brokers gain autonomy with the new Routing
Rules tab in Match-Trader Administrator, allowing independent editing of
routing rules for hedging accounts which enhances risk management.
A
new parameter, Long Only Mode, enables brokers to offer clients a unique
trading experience, limiting them to Buy orders, simulating characteristics of
the traditional spot market.
This November, we're excited to introduce the mobile version of our #Forex CRM.
It provides Brokers with flexible, on-the-go access to crucial CRM functionalities, significantly empowering them in their business operations.
Match-Trade
Unveils Standalone Back-End Solution for Brokers
Finance Magnates reported that Match-Trade
had introduced its proprietary platform as a standalone back-end technology
solution. This offering enables brokers to integrate Match-Trader's matching
engine into their custom front-end trading platforms. The move aims to offer brokers flexibility in seeking unique trading solutions without incurring the historically high costs associated with developing custom platforms.
By
utilizing Match-Trader's proven back-end technology, brokers can focus on
creating a unique front-end user interface efficiently. The company believes
this will expand Match-Trader's reach, empowering brokers globally to build
custom platforms, enhance competitiveness, and reduce development costs.
Match-Trade's matching engine has demonstrated high performance over eight
years in the market, catering to institutional and retail platforms.
Recent
developments include appointing a new Head of the Match-Trader platform and
adding a multi-chart mode for advanced technical analysis. Additionally, a
partnership with FPFX Technologies has integrated their CRM system with
Match-Trader for a seamless front-to-back-end experience for proprietary
trading firms.
Match-Trade
Technologies has recently introduced an enhancement to its offerings by
launching the mobile version of their Forex CRM. The introduction of the mobile
CRM offers brokers flexible, on-the-go access to essential CRM
functionalities, enhancing their business operations. In line with this advancement, the latest update encompasses
improvements to Match-Trader, the company's trading platform.
Match-Trade's
Mobile CRM and Platform Enhancements
Match-Trade's
latest advancement includes introducing a mobile version of its Forex
CRM, emphasizing streamlined financial transaction management. This development
ensures brokers have expedited access to critical operations, fostering
efficiency and accessibility regardless of location.
The
Match-Trader platform introduces a connection quality indicator, simplifying
user experience by offering immediate insight into internet speed, reducing
support inquiries, and improving operational efficiency for brokers. An update
on the platform allows traders to modify activation prices for pending orders,
enhancing flexibility and risk management without canceling and replacing
orders.
Michael Karczewski, Chief Executive Officer, Match-Trade
Match-Trader
enriches its functionality with a compact Top Movers chart, offering quick
market data on dynamic price changes, aiding investors in making timely and
informed decisions. The platform has introduced an open positions export feature,
streamlining data analysis for traders, enabling better risk management, and
facilitating tailored reports.
Users
now have more control over Social Trading subscriptions with features in the
Client Office, allowing editing of allocations and unfollowing without closing
positions. Forex CRM enhances security by tracking login history, including IP
addresses, providing brokers with a comprehensive view of client activities that facilitates compliance with data protection regulations.
The
Match-Trader Manager app introduces real-time updates on profits, margin
levels, and client activities, empowering brokers with instant insights for
responsive business management. Brokers gain autonomy with the new Routing
Rules tab in Match-Trader Administrator, allowing independent editing of
routing rules for hedging accounts which enhances risk management.
A
new parameter, Long Only Mode, enables brokers to offer clients a unique
trading experience, limiting them to Buy orders, simulating characteristics of
the traditional spot market.
This November, we're excited to introduce the mobile version of our #Forex CRM.
It provides Brokers with flexible, on-the-go access to crucial CRM functionalities, significantly empowering them in their business operations.
Match-Trade
Unveils Standalone Back-End Solution for Brokers
Finance Magnates reported that Match-Trade
had introduced its proprietary platform as a standalone back-end technology
solution. This offering enables brokers to integrate Match-Trader's matching
engine into their custom front-end trading platforms. The move aims to offer brokers flexibility in seeking unique trading solutions without incurring the historically high costs associated with developing custom platforms.
By
utilizing Match-Trader's proven back-end technology, brokers can focus on
creating a unique front-end user interface efficiently. The company believes
this will expand Match-Trader's reach, empowering brokers globally to build
custom platforms, enhance competitiveness, and reduce development costs.
Match-Trade's matching engine has demonstrated high performance over eight
years in the market, catering to institutional and retail platforms.
Recent
developments include appointing a new Head of the Match-Trader platform and
adding a multi-chart mode for advanced technical analysis. Additionally, a
partnership with FPFX Technologies has integrated their CRM system with
Match-Trader for a seamless front-to-back-end experience for proprietary
trading firms.
Tareq is a financial writer with 15 years of experience covering global markets. His work spans technical analysis, forex broker reviews, and market sentiment, with a focus on topics relevant to retail traders. He joined Finance Magnates in 2023.
At Finance Magnates, he serves as News Editor, covering retail forex and CFD brokers, cryptocurrency exchanges, fintech firms, and regulatory developments shaping the trading industry. He holds an Honours degree in Information Technology from Anfell College, London.
Education:
Honours degree Information Technology, Anfell College, London
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