MetaTrader plugins are server-side tools that extend the functionality of MT4 and MT5. They help manage how margin is calculated, credits are managed, risk is monitored, and execution behaves across every account on your server. Without them, many advanced brokerage operations would need to be handled manually, increasing the risk of errors, operational overhead, and…
Best MetaTrader (MT4/MT5) Plugins for Forex Brokers in 2026
Brokeree Solutions at FM Singapore Summit 2026
The Brokeree team will be at the FM Singapore Summit 2026, taking place 12–14 May at the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre. The edition of the Finance Magnates Singapore Summit brings together brokers, liquidity providers, banks, hedge funds, wealth managers, and fintech firms from across APAC and global markets for three days of networking,…
How to Set Up a New Trader Server: A Complete Guide for Brokers
Your trade server is the backbone of your brokerage. Every order your clients place, every price feed they see, and every position that gets executed flows through it. If it’s misconfigured or slow, your clients feel it through slippage, rejected orders, and downtime. This guide covers what a trade server is, why it matters, how…
Brokeree Launches Integration API to Bring Social Trading to Financial Institutions
Brokeree Solutions, a global provider of technology solutions for multi-asset brokers, has released an Integration API that enables financial institutions to embed its Social Trading technology into their infrastructure. The API supports trading platforms beyond MetaTrader and cTrader, as well as deployment within investment and crypto companies, and is designed to reduce the time and…
How Forex Brokers Manage Risk: A-Book, B-Book, and Hybrid Models Explained
TL;DR Forex brokers manage risk using three primary execution models: A-Book (Agency Model): Client trades are passed to liquidity providers. Brokers earn commissions or spread markups and carry minimal market risk. B-Book (Market Maker Model): Brokers internalize client trades and take the opposite side of positions. Here, brokers generate revenue through spreads and net internalized…
CRM for Forex Brokers: Why It Matters and What Features to Look For
TL;DR: A CRM for forex brokers is the operational backbone of your brokerage. It orchestrates workflows and synchronises data from trading platforms, compliance systems, payments, and IB networks. Unlike generic CRMs, a forex brokerage CRM system focuses on your platform’s regulation, automation, platform integration, and trading data. When choosing the right CRM, focus on infrastructure…
I Just Requested a Demo; What’s Next?
Join Marina Gubareva from Brokeree Solutions as she breaks down the steps a broker needs to know about technology testing. Reach out to our team
Liquidity Bridge vs. Aggregator: What’s the Difference and When to Use Each
Liquidity bridge vs. aggregator? Explore their key differences, use cases, and how brokers choose the right execution setup as they scale. TL;DR A Liquidity Bridge is the backbone connecting your trading platform (MT4, MT5, cTrader, DXtrade) to liquidity providers. This bridge enables live execution and gives brokers full control over routing, A/B-book management, and risk…