Find out everything you need to know about UTIP platform’s front- and back-end functionality
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Innovation is constantly the driving force behind new technology and platforms in the forex space. This includes UTIP company, which has rolled out plans for UTIP forex platform and plans for brokers.
This process stems back to 2018, which saw UTIP as recently as December 2018, manage to connect its two-hundredth broker to the platform.
Since then, UTIP is working on continuing this demand for its platform technology, via a range of benefits that brokers have been receptive to over the past year.
Moreover, UTIP also is relying on a duality of services and apps such as back-office and front-end capabilities, which in tandem help smooth out the overall workflow. This is crucial to the success and efficiency for users in terms of UTIP’s platform functionality.
In particular, back-office includes trading server, Manager terminal, data feeds, and a bridge for positions output on the external market. By extension, front-end is traders’ terminal, which is intended for trading on FX market.
An overview of back-office capabilities
Trading Server
Trading server – is a central app for UTIP trading platform, which is different for its stability and multi-functionality. It manages the accounts online and offline by maintaining dozens of processes at the same time. UTIP also perform regular backups, and guarantees data security in the system.
UQR
UQR services are also responsible for quotes relevancy. It allows users to get the data on currencies, metals, shares, oil and cryptocurrencies quotes (from HitBtc and Bitfinex exchanges).
Inside mechanism of UTIP Server are filtering non-market quotes (pins), which helps smooth the data. As a consequence, traders are protected from system failures while opening positions.
Manager
For setting up the platform and managing client accounts, employees of the brokerage company can utilize the Manager Terminal. Here, they can view traders’ reports, trade for traders, change the scheme from A-booking to B-booking and back in one click, while also view the action log and much more. To increase traders’ loyalty, there is also an option to charge bonuses.
WebAPI
Broker programmers can use UTIP WebAPI functions. With their help, brokers can add services for traders: this includes useful tools such as an economic calendar, dynamic charts, quotes flow, referral programs, etc. Also, using WebAPI, an FX company can add its logo to the trader’s terminal and arrange it in company colors, thereby increasing its visibility and popularity.
Front-End
Terminals for every device and browser
WebTrader – can be opened in any browser, installation on the device is not required;
PC Trader – is being installed on the PC and has advanced possibilities, ability to work with analysis in offline mode;
Mobile Trader – terminal for mobile devices based on Android & IOS;
Tablet Trader – is being downloaded on tablets, based on Android & IOS;
Mac Trader – is being installed on devices, based Mac OS.
One bank account – two directions
In trader’s terminal, traders can trade with forex instruments and cryptocurrency in one bank account. For every direction two types of orders are available: classic, delayed and binary options.
Modern design
Convenient interface, modern design, account refill and many other features making work with the app easier.
Technical analysis
Traders’ terminals UTIP are letting to conduct full technical analysis. Popular indicators, range of timeframes from 1 minute up to 1 year, elements of drawing on the chart are available for trader (lines, canals, icons).
Security
Due to the newest security systems, encryption and hashing which are used in the terminal, trader’s data is fully secured.
Conditions of supply
First setup and installation
Setup is taking 24 hours, with transition from White Label it takes approximately 48 hours.
Absence of commission
UTIP platform provider is not taking commission from the broker’s profit and not tracking any deals.Additional information regarding UTIP’s new Trading Platform can be accessed via the following link.
Disclaimer: The content of this article is sponsored and does not represent the opinions of Finance Magnates.
Innovation is constantly the driving force behind new technology and platforms in the forex space. This includes UTIP company, which has rolled out plans for UTIP forex platform and plans for brokers.
This process stems back to 2018, which saw UTIP as recently as December 2018, manage to connect its two-hundredth broker to the platform.
Since then, UTIP is working on continuing this demand for its platform technology, via a range of benefits that brokers have been receptive to over the past year.
Moreover, UTIP also is relying on a duality of services and apps such as back-office and front-end capabilities, which in tandem help smooth out the overall workflow. This is crucial to the success and efficiency for users in terms of UTIP’s platform functionality.
In particular, back-office includes trading server, Manager terminal, data feeds, and a bridge for positions output on the external market. By extension, front-end is traders’ terminal, which is intended for trading on FX market.
An overview of back-office capabilities
Trading Server
Trading server – is a central app for UTIP trading platform, which is different for its stability and multi-functionality. It manages the accounts online and offline by maintaining dozens of processes at the same time. UTIP also perform regular backups, and guarantees data security in the system.
UQR
UQR services are also responsible for quotes relevancy. It allows users to get the data on currencies, metals, shares, oil and cryptocurrencies quotes (from HitBtc and Bitfinex exchanges).
Inside mechanism of UTIP Server are filtering non-market quotes (pins), which helps smooth the data. As a consequence, traders are protected from system failures while opening positions.
Manager
For setting up the platform and managing client accounts, employees of the brokerage company can utilize the Manager Terminal. Here, they can view traders’ reports, trade for traders, change the scheme from A-booking to B-booking and back in one click, while also view the action log and much more. To increase traders’ loyalty, there is also an option to charge bonuses.
WebAPI
Broker programmers can use UTIP WebAPI functions. With their help, brokers can add services for traders: this includes useful tools such as an economic calendar, dynamic charts, quotes flow, referral programs, etc. Also, using WebAPI, an FX company can add its logo to the trader’s terminal and arrange it in company colors, thereby increasing its visibility and popularity.
Front-End
Terminals for every device and browser
WebTrader – can be opened in any browser, installation on the device is not required;
PC Trader – is being installed on the PC and has advanced possibilities, ability to work with analysis in offline mode;
Mobile Trader – terminal for mobile devices based on Android & IOS;
Tablet Trader – is being downloaded on tablets, based on Android & IOS;
Mac Trader – is being installed on devices, based Mac OS.
One bank account – two directions
In trader’s terminal, traders can trade with forex instruments and cryptocurrency in one bank account. For every direction two types of orders are available: classic, delayed and binary options.
Modern design
Convenient interface, modern design, account refill and many other features making work with the app easier.
Technical analysis
Traders’ terminals UTIP are letting to conduct full technical analysis. Popular indicators, range of timeframes from 1 minute up to 1 year, elements of drawing on the chart are available for trader (lines, canals, icons).
Security
Due to the newest security systems, encryption and hashing which are used in the terminal, trader’s data is fully secured.
Conditions of supply
First setup and installation
Setup is taking 24 hours, with transition from White Label it takes approximately 48 hours.
Absence of commission
UTIP platform provider is not taking commission from the broker’s profit and not tracking any deals.Additional information regarding UTIP’s new Trading Platform can be accessed via the following link.
Disclaimer: The content of this article is sponsored and does not represent the opinions of Finance Magnates.
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