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…
How Forex Brokers Manage Risk: A-Book, B-Book, and Hybrid Models Explained
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…
PAMM vs MAM vs Copy Trading: Full Comparison for Multi-Asset Brokers
This article breaks down PAMM vs. MAM vs. copy trading, shows where each model fits, and helps you decide which option, or combination, makes sense for your brokerage. Retail trading is tough for traders and for brokers. Regulatory data from ESMA and the CFTC shows that 75–89% of retail trading accounts lose money, often within…
Long-term Strategies and Sustainability of Prop Trading
During iFX EXPO Dubai 2025 Anton Sokolov joined an expert panel to discuss how prop trading firms can adapt to evolving market conditions by embracing long-term strategies that go beyond quick gains. The session was originally published on the iFX EXPO YouTube channel. Learn more about Brokeree’s Prop Pulse.
What is Social Trading? How Brokers Use it to Attract, Engage, and Retain Traders
With the global social trading market valued at over $3.2 billion in 2024 and still growing, social trading has become a core feature for modern brokerages. Projected to reach over $6.7 billion by 2034, this strategy has become a go-to for brokers looking to improve client engagement and trading activity. Instead of trading alone, users…
MT4 vs. MT5: Key Differences for Modern Brokers (2026 Edition)
Retail trading has changed a lot in the past twenty years, yet two names keep coming up in every broker conversation: MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. One is the platform that shaped retail forex. The other was supposed to target multi-asset brokers. In 2026, both still sit in broker stacks across the world. According to…