What we shipped, newest first

Favourite instruments: traders tap the star next to any instrument in the symbol search or the watchlist to add it to their favourites. Favourites show at the top of the search and the watchlist, on every device the trader signs in on.

Trades now show each client's stop loss and take profit (S/L and T/P): on the Trades page and its export, on a client's Trades tab, on an agent's open positions report and on a trading account's positions, where they now show on phones too. Pending orders show theirs as well. A dash means none is set.

Traders can now change a pending order instead of cancelling it and placing it again: Modify on the order (the pencil on a phone) moves its price and sets its Stop Loss, Take Profit or trailing stop. The new price must still be waiting for the market, a Buy Limit below the current price for example, and an order that filled a moment earlier is not changed.

New services: we can design and build your brokerage's public website on your own brand and your own domain, from $1,500 paid once, and moving another brokerage onto the platform is free, open trades and history included. Ask us for details.

Trading alerts on the phone and the computer: traders can get an alert when a stop loss, take profit or stop out closes a trade, on a margin call, when a deposit arrives or a withdrawal is sent, and for document checks, bonuses and challenge updates. They are asked once after signing in and can switch alerts off in Account, Settings. Works in the Android app and in Chrome.

Payment details: set your own minimum deposit and minimum withdrawal, then press Save minimums. Clients cannot ask to deposit or withdraw less, and they see the minimum on the screen. Leave a box blank for no minimum. Opening an account and trading are never limited by these, and amounts your team enters by hand are not limited either.

Payment details: you can now list several crypto deposit addresses, one for each coin and network you accept (for example USDT on TRC-20, USDT on ERC-20 and BTC), each with its own QR code. Add or remove them under Crypto.

Crypto deposits: when you accept more than one coin or network, clients choose which one they pay with and see that address, its QR code and a copy button. The deposit list shows which address each crypto deposit was paid to, so it is easy to match the payment. Challenge payments by crypto work the same way.

Settings, Risk: set your own margin call and stop out levels. Below the margin call level a client gets a warning email and appears on the Margin call list; at the stop out level their positions are closed automatically, biggest loss first. Leave them empty to keep the usual 100% and 50%. The client's terminal, emails and the AI assistants use your levels.

Admins can close one open trade at the live price: from Trades with Adjust, from the client's Trades tab, or from the account page. The client sees it as closed by the broker.

Account Tiers: each tier has its own Commission switch and rate per lot. Switch it off and that tier's clients pay only the spread. Next to the rate, a table shows what one trade pays at 0.01, 0.1, 1, 10, 50 and 100 lots, so the cost of big trades is clear. Tiers you already have keep their commission until you change it. A separate setting covers accounts without a tier, such as demo accounts and accounts your team opened without choosing one.

Lists show page numbers and a Go to page box: type a page number and press Enter to jump straight to it.

Account Tiers: set how many live accounts each client can open themselves. Leave it empty for no limit. Demo accounts, prop challenges and closed accounts do not count, and your team can still open more from the CRM.

Admins can remove a client's account from its account page. An account that never had money or trades is deleted for good. One with history is closed instead: the client no longer sees it and its history stays in the CRM. Open trades must be closed and the balance must be zero first.

Leads show the date and time each lead was given to its owner. Leads assigned before today show the day they were added.

Leads have a date filter: find leads assigned, follow-ups due, or leads added on one day or between two days.

New notifications tell you how many new leads were assigned to you, when leads are given to you on retention, and when a client is moved to you.

New notifications when a sale is ready for retention and when a client moves money between their wallet and a trading account.

Settings, Notifications: switch each kind of notification on or off for each role, or for one person.

Traders who pass a challenge or get funded can download a certificate with your brand on it to share.

When a trader publishes their own copy strategy, it now waits for your approval before other traders can see it. Copy Strategies lists the ones waiting at the top, with Approve and Reject. A rejection needs a short reason, which the trader sees on their strategy. If they change the name, stage name or description, it comes back for approval.

Signals can be switched off for a single client from the client's page. The client keeps the Signals menu, with a note that signals are not enabled on their account. Signals stay on for every client until you switch them off.

Traders can edit a bot instead of deleting it and starting again: press Edit on the bot. Size, stops, timeframe, the number of trades and the strategy settings can change at any time and apply to its next trades. The symbol, strategy and direction can change once the bot has no open trades.

Copy strategies you run can now be edited in place from Copy Strategies with the Edit button: name, trader name, description, risk level, minimum investment and the automatic settings. The mode and the symbol can change once the strategy has no open positions.

Admins can move money from a client's wallet into one of their live trading accounts: open the client, then Manage, then Wallet to account. It works like the client's own Fund button: instant, never more than the wallet holds, and never onto a demo account. It is logged with your name and shows in Transfers. Withdrawals are not changed.

Traders can turn on two-step sign-in with an authenticator app, and see their recent sign-ins, in Settings. Once it is on, a password alone no longer opens their account. This includes the read-only investor password and a password seen in the CRM. If a trader loses their phone and their backup codes, an admin can turn it off from the Login credentials panel on the client's page, after writing down how they checked it is really them.

Eight new trader layouts: Desk, Soft, Mono, Card, Neon, Console, Focus and Classic. Each changes how the terminal, every page and the sign-in look, on computers and phones.

Prospects on a demo can switch between all the trader layouts themselves to try them, from Platform layout in the trading platform: a Layout chip in the top bar, a Layout button in the side menu, or the last row of the phone menu. Each layout opens straight away in its own colours, and the one they pick stays with their demo on every device.

The first time a trader opens an AI feature on the trading platform, a short notice explains that the AI can be wrong and is not investment advice. The trader ticks a box and presses Continue before the AI answers, once, on every device.

Each client's page shows whether they accepted the AI notice, when, and from which IP address and browser, with the exact wording they agreed to. Admins can download every acceptance as a spreadsheet from Settings, Team. Nobody can change the records, and a client's record is removed only if you permanently delete that client.

The first time a member of your team uses an AI tool in the CRM (the AI Briefing, Ask AI, a client brief or an AI call summary), a short notice explains that the AI can be wrong and that your company stays responsible for how its answers are used. They tick a box and press Continue, once. Admins can see who on the team has accepted, and when, in Settings, Team, and download it as a spreadsheet.

Staff get an alert when a client's account falls into margin call, and when positions are closed by stop out, so someone can call the client in time.

A client's manager gets an alert when the client signs in to the trading platform, with the IP address, city and device, so they can call while the client is online.