Will my clients ever see the platform vendor's name?

No. The brand is applied through the terminal, the CRM and the transactional emails, on your own domain. There is no vendor badge in the product and no shared support address.

Can I run more than one brand?

Yes. Multi brand groups are handled on the Enterprise plan, where each brand gets its own deployment, domain and database under a single contract.

Do I need a development team to run this?

No. Branding, instruments, spreads, leverage and account types are configuration rather than code. The platform is operated and maintained for you.

What happens to my data if I leave?

Your database is yours and is dedicated to your brokerage, so a full export of your clients, accounts and trade history is straightforward to produce.

White label

A white label trading platform that is genuinely yours

Most platforms sold as white label are one shared system with your logo dropped into a corner. This one is not. Every broker runs on a separate deployment with a separate database, a separate domain and a full brand kit applied end to end, so your clients and your staff never see a vendor name anywhere in the product.

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What white label actually means here

White label is an overloaded phrase in this industry. It can mean anything from a reskinned login page to a full platform licence. It is worth being precise about what you get, because the difference decides whether your brokerage looks like a business or looks like a reseller.

On this platform, the brand is applied at the level of the build. Your logo, your accent colour, your typography, your favicon and your app icons are configuration, and they flow through the client trading terminal, the staff CRM and every transactional email your clients receive. There is no vendor watermark, no powered by footer and no shared support domain.

Your domain
The terminal and the CRM both run on your URL. Clients bookmark your brand, not a third party portal.
Your database
A dedicated Postgres instance per broker. There is no shared tenant table, so there is no path by which one broker's book can be read from another.
Your deployment
Separate infrastructure per brokerage, so load, incidents and data all stay inside your own boundary.
One codebase
Every broker runs the same well tested code, which means every fix and every new feature reaches you automatically instead of waiting for your fork to be patched.

What your clients get

The client side is a professional trading terminal, not a simplified demo. It prices forex majors and crosses, gold and silver, oil, stock indices, crypto and US stocks, each with its own spread, contract size, pip size and digit precision rather than a single generic model applied to everything.

Charting covers candle, line and area across nine timeframes with more than thirty indicators, drawing tools, multi chart layouts and a fullscreen mode. Order handling covers market, limit and stop, with take profit, stop loss, trailing stops and linked one cancels the other pairs. Behind it sits a real margin engine with live equity, free margin, margin call warnings and an automatic stop out.

The same terminal installs to the home screen on iOS and Android in one tap, opens full screen like a native app and updates itself, so you get mobile coverage without shipping and maintaining a separate app.

What your team gets

A trading platform on its own does not run a brokerage. The staff side is a full CRM: a leads pipeline with sources, campaigns, assignment and a conversion funnel, client profiles that pull accounts, money, trades, documents, calls and notes into one screen, a call log per agent, a document review flow that gates withdrawals until identity is verified, and role based access for admin, manager, retention and sales.

Money movement is handled with the controls a real desk expects. Card and e-wallet deposits credit instantly. Bank wires and crypto are reviewed and approved by your team and are never credited automatically. Every withdrawal passes through an approval queue, and every sensitive staff action is written to an audit log with actor, target and timestamp.

How a launch runs

The first step is configuration rather than development. We stand up your isolated deployment with your domain, brand kit and database, then configure instruments, leverage, spreads and account types to match how you intend to trade.

The second step is your team. Leads are imported, roles are set up, and your payment and identity verification providers are connected. Your desk can be working inside the CRM within days.

The third step is your clients. The branded terminal opens on web and mobile, accounts are funded, and promotions and bonuses run from the CRM. The whole sequence usually takes one week, and the pacing is normally set by your payment and verification integrations rather than by the platform.

FAQ

Common questions

Will my clients ever see the platform vendor's name?: No. The brand is applied through the terminal, the CRM and the transactional emails, on your own domain. There is no vendor badge in the product and no shared support address.
Can I run more than one brand?: Yes. Multi brand groups are handled on the Enterprise plan, where each brand gets its own deployment, domain and database under a single contract.
Do I need a development team to run this?: No. Branding, instruments, spreads, leverage and account types are configuration rather than code. The platform is operated and maintained for you.
What happens to my data if I leave?: Your database is yours and is dedicated to your brokerage, so a full export of your clients, accounts and trade history is straightforward to produce.

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